Jae Yang
Visiting Lecturer
Department of Emergency and Disaster Health Systems
College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
He/Him/His/Himself
About
Jae has been an EMS educator since 2016, focusing on integrating technology and student-centered teaching methods into pre-hospital medicine education. Currently, Jae is a faculty member in UMBC's EDHS department, primarily teaching in the paramedic program. He instructs various clinical courses and oversees clinical simulation labs. Jae earned his paramedic degree from UMBC and is now pursuing a Ph.D. in public policy with a concentration in Emergency Management.Outside the classroom, Jae is an active Paramedic in Maryland and part of a state K9 Search and Rescue Team. He also enjoys applying his skills in photography, research, and project management to both personal and entrepreneurial projects.Research interests
Emergency Health Services, Emergency Management, High fidelity simulations, Event Management, Event Medicine, Sports Medicine, Wilderness Med, Search and Rescue Operations and Incident ManagementTeaching interests
Emergency Health Services, Emergency and Disaster Health, Wilderness Med, Search and RescueEducation
- Other, Emergency Management — University of Maryland Baltimore County (2025)
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MS, Preventive Medicine and Epidemiology
— University of Maryland Baltimore County (2021) AN ANALYSIS OF THE BALTIMORE RUNNING FESTIVAL (2016-2018): PREDICTING MEDICAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION BASED ON GEOGRAPHIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
- Other, Instructional Systems Development — University of Maryland Baltimore County (2019)
- BS, Emergency Health Services - Paramedic — University of Maryland Baltimore County (2016)