Bill Robertson

Professor pushing the boundaries of emergency medical services, Dr. Bill Robertson, DHSc, NRP, serves as an Associate Professor and Department Chair in the Emergency Healthcare program at Weber State University. With a profound commitment to advancing emergency medical services, Dr. Robertson is a pivotal figure in both research and education within this critical field. His work is characterized by a collaborative approach, partnering with local EMS agencies to significantly enhance out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates. Dr. Robertson's innovative use of technology, such as the PulsePoint app, exemplifies his forward-thinking approach to improving community response efforts. This app empowers citizens to assist in emergencies, thereby bridging the gap between professional responders and the public. His research not only focuses on technological advancements but also on practical applications that can be implemented in real-world scenarios to save lives. In addition to his research, Dr. Robertson is deeply committed to education and training. He is dedicated to equipping both emergency medical service providers and the general public with the skills and knowledge necessary to respond effectively in emergency situations. His educational initiatives are designed to enhance the capabilities of EMS professionals while also fostering a community-wide understanding of emergency response. Dr. Robertson's contributions to the field extend beyond academia. He is actively involved in community outreach programs, aiming to improve overall community health outcomes. His efforts have led to a more informed and prepared public, capable of contributing to emergency response efforts in meaningful ways. Through his leadership at Weber State University, Dr. Robertson continues to inspire the next generation of emergency healthcare professionals. His work not only advances the field of emergency medical services but also reinforces the importance of community involvement in health and safety initiatives.