Joseph Shiber, MD FAAEM FACP FCCM FNCS

Professor of EM, Surgery, and Neurology, UM SOM/R Adams Cowley STC

Year of Residency Completion: 2001
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2009
State: Maryland
Facility/School: UM SOM/R Adams Cowley STC
Position: Professor of EM, Surgery, and Neurology
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 25
Areas of Interest: ARDS, ECMO, Resuscitation, Neuro, Trauma

Biography

I completed my undergraduate degree and further graduate studies at Johns Hopkins University, and then medical school at U. of Maryland. I was the first graduate of the combined EM-IM Residency at U. Maryland Medical System (UMMS) where I was Chief Resident. I completed my Fellowship in Critical Care at UMMS/Shock Trauma Center and later did an Advanced Fellowship there in Extracorporeal Organ Support. I was a faculty member in EM and IM at East Carolina U. where I developed and directed the EM-IM residency program and was Medical Director of the ICU Consult Service. After moving to Houston, I was an Associate Professor of EM and IM at Baylor College of Medicine and Director of ED Critical Care. For the last 10 years, I have been at U. FL College of Medicine -Jacksonville where I am a Professor of EM, Neurology and Surgery, and am the Director of the Advanced Lung/ECLS Service, Director of the Med-Surg ICU, and Co-Director of the NSICU. I have lectured and directed and taught procedure workshops at state, national and international conferences over the last 20 years of my career.

Speaking Engagements

  • East Carolina U. Critical Care Grandrounds “APRV-TCAV for Lung Recovery” Greenville, NC 4/25/25
  • Mayo Clinic: Critical Care Grand Rounds “APRV-TCAV in the NSICU”, Jacksonville, FL
  • Northwest Seminars Critical Care The Team Approach: “EKG’s in the ICU”, “The Critically Ill IVDA”, “Trauma Airway Management”, “Post Cardiac Arrest Management”, “Cardiac Devices in the ICU” Orlando, FL
  • AAEM Scientific Assembly: Resuscitation for the EP Course “Neuro Pearls for the Busy EP”, “Trauma Resuscitation”. And MV Panel “Rescue Strategies for Severe Hypoxia” Miami, FL
  • Bouncebacks Critical Care Journal Club (international on-line presentation) “Hypertension Case” 5/5/25
  • Bouncebacks Critical Care Journal Club (international on-line presentation) “Diabetic Case” 4/7/25
  • Case Western University Hospital: ICU Grand Rounds: “Literature Supporting or Refuting Strategies for Rescue of ARDS”; April, 2024, Cleveland OH via ZOOM
  • ICON: “Evidence for the Strategies & Adjuncts for ARDS” October 2023: On-Line w/ ~1000 participants
  • AAEM Resuscitation for EM Course: “Neuro Pearls for the Busy EP”, “ECMO in the ED” and “Trauma Tips”; April 2024, Austin, TX
  • Mayo Clinic Current Concepts in ECLS: “Circuit Emergencies” November 2024, Jacksonville FL
  • Mayo Neuro and Intensive Care Review: “MV Workshop” May 2024, Orlando FL
  • Neurocritical Care Society Meeting: “Optimizing MV in the Neuro ICU”. October 2024, San Diego, CA
  • Visiting Professor at NY Medical College “APRV-TCAV for Lung Recovery”, Valhalla, NY (given via remote on-line)
  • Northwest Seminars – Critical Care The Team Approach: “NIPPV”, “TBI Update”, “Post-Cardiac Arrest Care”, “Trauma Airway Management”, “ICU Stroke Care”, “History of Resuscitation”; March 2023, Key West FL
  • AAEM Resuscitation for EM Course: “Trauma Tips” and “Transfusion in the ED” April 2023, New Orleans LA
  • Mayo Clinic Current Concepts in ECLS: “Circuit Emergencies” December 2023, Jacksonville FL
  • AAEM Scientific Assembly: Risk Reduction During Resuscitation”; April 2022 Baltimore, MD   
  • Mayo NCC Conference: MV Workshop; May 2022 Orlando, FL
  • ICON Spring Seminar “APRV for COVID-19 ARDS” May 2022
  • FL AAEM S.A.  “ECMO for Trauma”; June 2022 Miami, FL     
  • FCEP Annual Meeting “ED ECMO”; July 2022 Bonita Springs, FL
  • ICON RT Week Conference: “MV Strategies for Trauma Patients”; September 2022: On-Line w/ ~1000 participants
  • Mayo ECMO Course “Circuit Emergencies” November 2022, Jacksonville FL  
  • MEMC: “Rescue Strategies for Severe Hypoxemia” and “High-Risk PE Treatment” October 2022, Malta
  • Case Western University Hospital: ICU Grand Rounds: “Approach to Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure: ARPV”; October, 2022, Cleveland OH
  • FL Chapter of SCCM: Multiprofessional Critical Care Review; September 2022, Orlando FL
  • Florida Respiratory Care Society – River City Symposium: “Rescue Strategies for Severe Hypoxemic Respiratory Therapy” September 2023, St. Augustine FL
  • EMCRIT Podcast with Scott Weingart “10 Tips for EM-CCM” May 2022
  • EMCrit 340 – End of Year Round-Up on Surgical Critical Care Tips with Joe Shiber December 29, 2022
  • AAEM Podcast: Critical Care in Emergency Medicine “Post-Arrest Care” 2015
  • Shiber J (2020) “Evaluation of Dyspnea in the ED” and “FAST FACTS: Acute PE Evaluation and Management.” ACEP Scientific Assembly.
  • Shiber, J (2020) “EKGs in the ICU & ED”, “Trauma Airway Management,” “Approach to Undifferentiated Shock,” “Cardiac Devices,” and “NPPIV in the ICU and ED.” Critical Care the Team Approach, Duck Key, FL.
  • Shiber J (2013-2020) I was the Conference Director from 2013-2020 held in Miami, FL annually.  I moderated many panel discussions, CPCs, and Pro-Con debates that I developed. I also gave one lecture each year. FLAAEM Scientific Assembly, Miami Beach, FL.
  • Shiber J (2019) “Hemodynamic Monitoring in the NSICU: Time to bring back the Swan-Ganz Catheter?” Neurocritcal Care Society (NCS), Montreal, Quebec
  • Shiber J (2019) “Clotted Controversies: PE Management in the ED” and “Rescue Techniques for Severe Hypoxemia.” ACEP SA, Denver, CO
  • Shiber J (2019) “REBOA Panel Discussion” and Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA), Orlando, FL
  • Shiber J (2019) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. Social Media and Critical Care (SMACC), Sydney, Australia.
  • Shiber J (2019) “REBOA – Coming to the ED” “Risk Reduction during Resuscitation” and “Rescue Techniques for Severe Hypoxemia.” Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Conference (MEMC), Drubovnic, Croatia.
  • Shiber J (2018) Rescue Techniques for Severe Hypoxemia. FL CEP (FCEP) Symposium by the Sea, Ft. Myers, FL.
  • Shiber J (2018) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ASA, San Francisco, CA
  • Shiber J (2018) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ACEP SA, Denver, Colorado.
  • Shiber J (2017) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ASA, Boston, MA.
  • Shiber J (2017) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. SMACC, Berlin, Germany.
  • Shiber J (2017) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ACEP SA, Washington, DC.
  • Shiber J (2017) “Risk Reduction During Resuscitation” and “TIA and Stroke Care.” FCEP, Boca Raton, FL.
  • Shiber J (2016) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ACEP SA, Las Vegas, NV.
  • Shiber J (2015) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab and Instructor for REBOA Workshop. ACEP SA, Boston, MA.
  • Shiber J (2015) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. SMACC, Chicago, IL
  • Shiber J (2015) Co-Director of Cadaver Procedure Lab. SCCM, Phoenix, AZ.
  • Shiber J (2015) “Non-Invasive Ventilation Strategies” and “Risk Reduction during Resuscitation.” MEMC, Rome, Italy.
  • Shiber J (2014) Co-Director of Cadaver Procedure Lab. Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), San Francisco, CA.
  • Shiber J (2014) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab and “History of Resuscitation.” ACEP SA, Chicago, IL.
  • Shiber J (2010) “Traumatic Brain Injury Update”, “HIV Emergencies” “Challenging EKGs.” TX CEP, Frisco, TX.
  • Shiber J (2007) Conference Director and lectured “Visual Images in the ED” and “The Critically Ill IVDA.” NC CEP, Atlantic Beach, NC.
  • Shiber J EKG Interpretation. TX Medical Society, Dallas, TX.