One physician.
A connected view of care.
Jason A. Murray, MD, FACEP · Medical Director · Educator · Mentor
Different roles.
A common responsibility.
Dr. Murray’s work spans emergency medicine, EMS medical direction, correctional medicine, public health, and medical education. UMD provides a home for the organizational leadership, consulting, and education that connect those settings.
He is a board-certified emergency medicine physician and a graduate of Xavier University and the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. He completed his internship as a categorical general surgery resident at the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville and his emergency medicine residency at the University of Michigan.
Based in Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati, Dr. Murray’s current clinical reach includes Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Dr. Murray is currently licensed to practice medicine in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
His approach emphasizes practical clinical judgment, respect for the people doing the work, and the value of an ongoing relationship. The goal is to make expectations clearer and learning more useful across the care team.
Experience across the care continuum.
EMS medical direction
Dr. Murray serves as Medical Director for:
- Hebron Fire Protection District
- Independence Fire District
- Gallatin County EMS
His approach emphasizes an ongoing physician relationship, practical clinical guidance, education, and continuous improvement—working with agency leaders and field clinicians to support the people delivering prehospital care.
Correctional medicine
Dr. Murray serves as Medical Director for Boone County Jail.
Public health
Dr. Murray serves as Medical Director for NKY Health (Northern Kentucky Health Department).
Specialized response
Dr. Murray serves as Medical Director for Boone County Water Rescue.
Medical education
Dr. Murray is an Associate Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. He serves as a clinical preceptor and House Advisor, contributing to medical student teaching and advising.
Emergency medicine
Dr. Murray’s emergency medicine experience includes emergency department practice, clinical reasoning, and interdisciplinary education.
He welcomes inquiries about emergency medicine clinical roles in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, where he is currently licensed to practice medicine. Each opportunity is considered according to organizational fit, credentials, privileges, agreed responsibilities, and availability.
Respect for the work.
Respect for the person.
A protocol, a bedside decision, a public health question, and a teaching moment may look different. Each is an opportunity to make care more thoughtful and the team better prepared.
Presence.
Purpose.
Mentorship.
Let’s talk about where your work fits.
Medical direction, consulting, education, and clinical inquiries begin with a conversation.