Aaron M. Peth, MS, NRP

Coordinator, Paramedic Program

Adjunct Instructor

Aaron Peth, BSEMS, NRP

Contact

College of Nursing
CRISS II 246D

Aaron M. Peth, MS, NRP

Coordinator, Paramedic Program

Adjunct Instructor

Aaron Peth, MS, CCP-C, is a critical care paramedic, national EMS educator, and Special Faculty member in Creighton University's Department of Paramedicine. A sought-after speaker, Aaron presents across the country on evidence-based prehospital medicine, delivering engaging, clinically relevant education to providers at every level of EMS.

Drawing from more than 15 years of experience in urban, suburban, rural, and austere international environments, Aaron combines real-world clinical insight with practical strategies that providers can immediately apply in the field. His diverse public safety background also includes five years as a sworn law enforcement officer, providing a unique perspective on multidisciplinary emergency response.

Aaron earned both his Master of Science in Paramedicine and Bachelor of Science in Emergency Medical Services from Creighton University. His areas of expertise include prehospital airway management and advancing critical care capabilities in the prehospital setting. Passionate about improving patient outcomes through high-quality education, Aaron is known for translating complex clinical concepts into engaging, evidence-based presentations that challenge, inspire, and equip EMS professionals.

Department

Paramedicine

Position

Adjunct Instructor

Publications

  • International Journal of Paramedicine
    Peth Aaron, Campos Abraham, Aggressive Hyperkalemia Treatment in the Prehospital Setting 2024
  • Prehospital Emergency Care
    Muniz Alexander D., Studebaker Scott A., Williams Bilie, Camacho Cole G., Brown Lawrence H., Kupas Douglas F., Peth Aaron M., Gregorio Dominic J., Time Savings and Safety of EMS Administration of Antibiotics for Open Fractures
    28:8 2024

Awards

  • Commendation
    Bellevue Fire Department
  • Lifesaving Award
    Lincoln Police Department