Christopher McNeil, MD, FACEP
Emergency Medicine Residency Program Director
Assistant Professor / Clinical, Emergency Medicine | Email

Dr. McNeil graduated from the University of Nebraska Medical School in 2002. He completed his residency at Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) in San Antonio, Texas and served as Chief Resident in 2005. Dr. McNeil was an active core faculty member and served as the curriculum director for the BAMC Emergency Medicine Residency Program from 2005-2009. He received the BAMC faculty teacher of the year award in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. Additionally, he has received numerous awards during his military career and joined the University of Texas Health Science as Program Director for the Residency Program in September 2010.

Andrew E. Muck, MD
Associate Program Director
Assistant Professor / Clinical, Emergency Medicine | Email

Dr. Muck graduated from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in 2004. Following medical school, Dr. Muck completed an Emergency Medicine residency at Wilford Hall Medical Center in 2007. He was the Associate Program Director for the SAUSHEC Emergency Medicine Residency Program from 2009-2011 and is an Assistant Professor of Military and Emergency Medicine at the Uniformed Services University at Bethesda, MD. He has received numerous awards during his military career and joined the University of Texas Health Science as Associate Program Director for the Residency Program in August 2011.

Craig Cooley, MD
Associate Medical Director, San Antonio Fire Department
Assistant Professor / Clinical, Emergency Medicine | Email

Dr. Cooley graduated from Texas Tech Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in 2001. He completed his residency through the SUNY-Buffalo Emergency Residency program in 2004. After residency, Dr. Cooley completed at an EMS Fellowship through SUNY-Buffalo/Erie County Department of Health and obtained a Master of Public Heath during that time from SUNY-Buffalo. He also worked for the Erie County Health Department as Medical Director for the Specialized Medical Assistance Response Team (SMART) from 2007-2011, and also served as Medical Director for several EMS agencies in Western New York. He sat on the Western Regional Emergency Medicine Advisory Committee and also served on the State Emergency Medicine Advisory Committee in Albany, NY from 2007-2011. In addition to his clinical responsibilities, Dr. Cooley has been a Paramedic since 1995, and is involved in developing Emergency Medicine and EMS in Vietnam through the Good Samaritan Medical/Dental Ministry since 2007. He joined the UTHSCSA faculty in October 2011.

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