Michael Kaduce

Michael Kaduce is the Director of the Falck Health Institute, where he leads the institute’s educational programs, research, and continued development.

In this role, he oversees program growth, supports faculty and instructors, and works to ensure the institute delivers high-quality EMS education that prepares future first responders. Michael began his healthcare career as a Firefighter and Paramedic with the Urbandale Fire Department. He later served as an EMS educator, training EMTs and Paramedics at the University of Iowa, before becoming the EMT Program Director at the UCLA Center for Prehospital Care. Michael is also an Assistant Professor at UT Health San Antonio, where he continues his work in EMS education and research. He is actively involved in expanding research in the EMS field, helping explore evidence-based practices and opportunities to improve patient care and emergency medical services.
Throughout his career, Michael has focused on connecting education, research, and real-world emergency response. At the Falck Health Institute, he is committed to strengthening EMS education, bringing innovation into the classroom, and fostering an environment where students and instructors can develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to provide exceptional patient care.