Dr. William Heuser is a triple board-certified clinical pharmacist in emergency medicine, critical care, and nutrition support, as well as a critical care flight paramedic with extensive experience across prehospital, transport, and hospital-based high-acuity care. He currently serves as the Director of Basic Science Education, overseeing foundational courses including clinical pharmacology and physiology, where he emphasizes the integration of core science with real-world clinical decision-making.

Dr. Heuser’s multifaceted background uniquely bridges the gap between physiology, pharmacology, and bedside application. In addition to his educational leadership, he is an active researcher in resuscitative cardiac arrest, with a particular interest in post-ROSC care, hemodynamics, and neurologic outcomes. His combined experience in critical care transport, emergency medicine, and academic instruction allows him to translate complex concepts into practical strategies relevant to both field and ICU environments.

A passionate educator, Dr. Heuser is a frequent keynote speaker and faculty member at national and regional conferences, where he lectures on advanced pharmacotherapy, resuscitation science, and critical care medicine. Known for delivering high-yield, practice-changing education, he is widely regarded as a sought-after speaker and consultant across disciplines.