Johanna C. Innes MD
Johanna C. Innes
MD
Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Program Director, Fellowship in EMS
Department of Emergency Medicine
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Contact Information
Patient Care
Patient Care
This faculty member is affiliated with UBMD, practicing physicians who are also professors in the Jacobs School.
View this physician on UBMDEducation and Training:
- Fellowship, Fellowship in Emergency Medical Services, University at Buffalo (2016)
- Residency, Emergency Medicine Residency, Palmetto Health (2015)
- MD, University of South Carolina School of Medicine (2012)
- Certificate, Paramedic, Midlands EMS (2001)
- BS, Biology, Carleton University (2000)
Employment:
- Resident Physician, Palmetto Health Richland Emergency Medicine Program (2012-present)
- Trainer, Midlands EMS (2002-present)
- Senior Paramedic, Richland County Emergency Medical Services (2001-present)
- Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine, University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (2017–2021)
- Support Clerk, Government of Canada (1996–1999)
Journal Articles:
- Clemency B, Tanaka K, May P, Innes J, Zagroba S, Blaszak J, Hostler D, Cooney D, McGee K, Lindstrom H. (2017) Intravenous vs. intraosseous access and return of spontaneous circulation during out of hospital cardiac arrest. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (Feb), 35(2): 222-226.
Abstracts:
- Clemency B, Tanski C, Gibson Chambers J, O’Brien M, Knapp A, Clark A, McGoff P, Innes JC, Hostler D, Lindstrom H. (2017) Compulsory Use Of The Backboard Is Associated With Increased Frequency Of Thoracolumbar Imaging [Abstract]. (Jan) 95
- Clemency B, Martin-Gill C, Cooley C, Van Dillen C, Knutsen C, March J, Lubin J, Portela R, Cooney D, Silvestri S, Innes J, Tanka K, Lindstrom H. (2016) EMS Board Certification Question Bank [Abstract]. (Mar) 308
- Clemency B, Tanaka K, Hostler D, Innes JC, Zagroba S, Blaszak J, Cooney D, May P, McGee K, Lindstrom H. (2016) IV vs IO Epinephrine in the Treatment of Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest [Abstract]. (Jan) 139