Stephen P. Wood, ACNP, Northeastern Univeristy / MGB Faulkner

Stephen P. Wood, MS, ACNP-BC, is a seasoned healthcare leader with extensive experience in emergency medicine, critical care, and healthcare education. Currently a Clinical Associate Professor and Program Director for the Acute Care NP Program at Northeastern University, Stephen brings a robust background in toxicology, disaster medicine, and tactical paramedicine. His career spans numerous academic roles, clinical directorships, and fellowships at esteemed institutions like Harvard Medical School, where he has contributed to bioethics and public health. Stephen is recognized for innovative teaching methods and curriculum development, integrating interdisciplinary approaches to complex medical issues, and his commitment to community service and global health initiatives.

Chad P. Brouillard, Foster & Eldridge, LLP

Chad P. Brouillard is a partner at the medical malpractice defense firm of Foster & Eldridge, LLP.  He obtained his J.D. in 2003 from St. John University’s School of Law with a Dean’s List distinction. During law school, Mr. Brouillard interned with the United States Attorney’s Office and then with the Hon. Joseph M. McLaughlin, United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. He was also a Comment and Notes Editor for the American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review. In 2020, Mr. Brouillard became a faculty member of the Tufts University Department of Public Health and Community Medicine, an Adjunct Instructor for the Health Informatics and Analytics Division and creator of the Information Governance course for health care. He is an international speaker on Electronic Health Records liability, AI implications for medical liability, information governance, e-discovery, data breach and healthcare technology liability for Continuing Medical Education, Continuing Legal Education and Risk Management programs.
Mr. Brouillard was awarded the 2014 MassDLA Rising Star Attorney of the Year Award. Mr. Brouillard has been recognized by “Best Lawyers” (2023), Boston Magazine’s “Top Lawyers” (2023), Massachusetts “Rising Star” attorney for 2011-2015 and a “Super Lawyer” attorney from 2016 through present. He also has been given a “Superb” 10/10 Avvo Attorney Rating for the years 2010-present.
Present areas of practice include Medical Malpractice Defense, Healthcare Law, Healthcare e-Discovery, Healthcare Data Breach Response, Healthcare Technology and Representation of Medical Professionals before State Licensing Agencies.

Sush Prusty, MD, Southcoast Health

Dr. Prusty is the new Medical Director of Urgent Care Services at Southcoast Health. He earned his Bachelor of Arts, Masters, and Medical Doctorate at Boston University. He then went on to complete a medicine internship at Malden Hospital and a residency in emergency medicine at Boston Medical Center.
Dr. Prusty was inspired to become a physician as a young boy, watching the impact his father had on caring for patients as a heart surgeon. Dr. Prusty’s philosophy of care is the patient comes first, along with compassion, and honesty. Patients go to their health care providers with concerns that may be difficult to life altering and there is no safer place than the having honest and compassionate conversations with patients. Dr. Prusty is board certified in Emergency Medicine.
When not at work Dr. Prusty enjoys flying, fishing, and cooking.

Erin Gill, BSN, RN, SANE, Tufts Medical Center

Erin is an emergency department nurse at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, and a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.  She received her BSN from Endicott College and continued her training thereafter to pursue a specialty in treating survivors of sexual assault.   As a SANE nurse Erin travels to Boston area hospitals as needed, to provide comprehensive health care to sexual assault patients.

Craig Tucker BS, RRT-NPS, CPTC, New England Donor Services

Craig has over 25 years’ experience in Healthcare, serving as Firefighter/EMT and Respiratory Therapist in a large Trauma Center. The last 11+ years he has worked in the Organ Procurement field in both a clinical capacity and leadership capacity. Craig currently oversees Hospital Development and Relations as Senior Director of Donation Strategy for New England Donor Services. Prior to entering into this position he served as a regional director for the Southeastern Region overseeing both clinical and hospital development coordinators and acting as clinical director/administrator on-call. Early in his career at NEDS he spent 3 years as a clinical coordinator managing and facilitating the clinical aspect of the donation process. Craig received his Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science from Northeastern University in Boston, MA and is currently in his final semester at Fitchburg State University obtaining a MBA in Healthcare.

Natasha Brown, MD, Boston Medical Center

Leo Reardon, EMT-P, Canton Fire Department

Leo Reardon is a Firefighter/Paramedic, and USAR Medical Specialist with SEMTRT. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Medicine degree from Purdue and multiple specialty certifications in Technical Rescue, Tactical Medicine, and Emergency Medical Services. He began his career in EMS in 1997 and subsequently joined the US Army as a Combat Medic in the days following 9/11/01. He became a Firefighter with the Canton Fire Department in 2005. He is the Co-Author of the Field Transfusion Paramedic program and currently serves as the EMS Coordinator and Field Transfusion Paramedic Program Director for CFD.