Faculty

Elizabeth Lacy

MHA, MPS, NRP
EMS Outreach & Community Services Manager
University Medical Center New Orleans

Elizabeth Lacy, MHA, MPS, NRP is the EMS Outreach & Community Services Manager for University Medical Center in New Orleans. She has 20 years experience in EMS and for the last 6 years has been bridging the gap between prehospital emergency care and hospital administrations. She lives just outside of New Orleans with her husband, two children, and their pets.

2026 Sessions

Advanced Burn Life Support

Approximately 45,000 people are hospitalized for burn injuries each year and will benefit most from the knowledge gained in the Advanced Burn Life Support (ABLS) Provider Course. The quality of care during the first hours after a burn injury has a major impact on long-term outcomes; however, most initial burn care is provided outside of the burn center environment. Understanding the dynamics of ABLS is crucial to providing the best possible outcome for the patient. The ABLS Provider Course is designed to provide physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, firefighters, paramedics, and EMTs with the ability to assess and stabilize patients with serious burns during the first critical hours following injury and to identify those patients requiring transfer to a burn center. The course is not designed to teach comprehensive burn care, but rather to focus on the first 24 post-injury hours.

Co-Speaker

Monday, September 28 8:00–5:00 PM
Room W240 A
Critical Care
Faculty

Carl Flores

NRP
Director of Emergency Medical Services
St. Charles Parish Hospital

Carl A. Flores is Director of Emergency Medical Services for St. Charles Parish Hospital and brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in EMS, hospital emergency management, and disaster response. He previously served as Chief of EMS for the City of New Orleans, leading system transformation and disaster readiness efforts following Hurricane Katrina. In 2020, he joined University Medical Center New Orleans as Burn Outreach Coordinator and later served as Director of Emergency Management during Louisiana’s most active hurricane season on record. Chief Flores currently serves as Chair of the American Burn Association Disaster Committee and Southern Region Burn Disaster Coordinator. Most recently, he served as Executive Director of Emergency Preparedness for the Louisiana Department of Health, where he helped implement operational efficiencies saving the state $650,000 annually.

Faculty

Elizabeth Lacy

MHA, MPS, NRP
EMS Outreach & Community Services Manager
University Medical Center New Orleans

Elizabeth Lacy, MHA, MPS, NRP is the EMS Outreach & Community Services Manager for University Medical Center in New Orleans. She has 20 years experience in EMS and for the last 6 years has been bridging the gap between prehospital emergency care and hospital administrations. She lives just outside of New Orleans with her husband, two children, and their pets.

Faculty

Jonathan Schoen

MD, MPH, FACS, FABA
Burn Medical Director
University Medical Center New Orleans

Dr. Jonathan Schoen is a Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery at LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans. He has been in practice since 2019 and is the Burn Medical Director at University Medical Center New Orleans' Verified Burn Center. He has served as ECMO Medical Director at UMCNO as well as Surgical ICU Director at the New Orleans VA Hospital during his time as faculty at LSUHSC-NO.

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