Dr. Myers has a 20 year background in Emergency Services with 12 years active in the prehospital environment and 18 years as an EMS educator. He started in EMS in 1988 in the Capital District of upstate New York volunteering for his college ambulance and a local community ambulance. He began teaching in 1990 and ran the EMT-Basic course in Rensselaer County for three years before leaving to attend medical school. He also served as a Deputy County EMS Coordinator for four years responding to multi-ambulance and multi-agency incidents and worked in a combination paid-volunteer department as a paramedic.

Dr. Myers attended medical school at the University Of New England College Of Osteopathic Medicine in Biddeford, Maine.  While in medical school, he continued to teach.  He completed his residency in Emergency Medicine at SUNY-Buffalo, serving as Chief Resident in his final year of residency.  He stayed at SUNY-Buffalo for a two year EMS Fellowship and completed a Masters in Education at the University of Buffalo.  He is board certified in Emergency Medicine.

Dr. Myers is currently on faculty at SUNY-Buffalo and serves as the Associate System EMS Medical Director at the Erie County Medical Center and an active member of the physician response team.  He is also the assistant medical director for Rural Metro Medical Services of Western New York, based out of Buffalo, NY.  He is an author for Delmar Cengage Learning, writing Automated Defibrillation for Professional and Lay Rescuers, Principles of Pathophysiology and Emergency Care, and Techniques in Airway Management DVD series.