Easton McClanahan, NRP

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While Easton McClanahan, NRP is originally from Kentucky, he currently resides in Tennessee. After earning degrees in Paramedicine and Emergency Medical Care from Eastern Kentucky University, Easton spent several years working as a paramedic and EMS educator. This path soon led him to attend medical school at Lincoln Memorial University, where he is a third-year student. Beyond academics and medicine, Easton enjoys golf, the great outdoors, and spending time with friends, family, and wife, Madison.

Area of Interest: Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine Education

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