Charles Stewart is a  emergency physician and has written extensively on his 25+ year experiences "in the pit."  An eclectic taste in reading and a passionate desire to put ink to paper have resulted in a wide variety of published articles, books, and computer programs.  An engineering background led to an early interest in computers.   Exposure in the military led to an interest in chemical warfare agents and blast effects.

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A graduate of West Point in 1969, Dr. Stewart was a Lt. Colonel in the United States Army.  He was the first cadet to be sent to Medical School by the United States Army.  He is board certified in Emergency Medicine, has been a former oral examiner for ABEM, and has been an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Rochester.  He recently received a Masters degree in Disaster Medicine from the European Master of Disaster Medicine program.    He is a member of the American Medical Writer's Association. He was an emergency physician at the United States Air Force Academy hospital from 2005 to 2007
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Dr. Stewart is a Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine and the Director of the Oklahoma Institute of Disaster and Emergency Medicine.  He also serves as the Director of Research of the Department of Emergency Medicine at OU.
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Dr. Stewart has been an amateur radio operator for over 30 years
(WB6MMY as a Novice, currently NØPRZ, an amateur Extra Class.)