Andrew Eckart, MS, NRP
Leader, Paramedicine Satellite Program Lead Instructor
Instructor
Andrew Eckart, MS, NRPFaculty, Department of Paramedicine
College of Nursing, Creighton University
Andrew Eckart is the Satellite Lead Instructor of Paramedicine at Creighton University's Omaha Fire Department Program. His research interests encompass leadership, well-being, paramedicine education, post-traumatic stress, resilience, and organizational leadership. Andrew's educational journey includes a BS in Leadership from Bellevue University and a MS in Leadership and Well-Being from Creighton University.
Andrew's clinical expertise as a licensed paramedic informs his teaching and scholarship, which focuses on enhancing paramedicine education and fostering resilience in emergency services professionals. His notable recent project, 'LifeSavers: An Interprofessional Critical Care Escape Room,' funded by the Kingfisher Institute, reflects his innovative approach to interprofessional education.
A committed volunteer paramedic and active contributor to interprofessional education initiatives, Andrew strives to empower the next generation of healthcare providers, advocating for well-being and leadership in high-stress environments.
Research Focus
Leadership, Well-Being, Paramedicine Education, Post-Traumatic Stress, Resilience, Organizational Leadership, Trauma, Medical/Legal EMSDepartment
Paramedicine
Position
Instructor
Presentations
- Breaking Down the Silos: Development and Implementation of an Interprofessional Escape Room 2025