Rohin Jayaram Krishnan

Emergency Medicine Critical Care Medicine

Rohin Jayaram
Krishnan, MD, MSc

EM Physician Intensivist Clinical Epidemiologist

Critical Care Medicine Fellow

Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

Emergency Medicine physician and Critical Care Medicine fellow with expertise in acute resuscitation and shock management. My clinical focus spans the ED–ICU continuum, with particular interests in cardiac critical care, advanced hemodynamics, and mechanical circulatory support.

Clinical & Academic Focus

My training bridges Emergency Medicine and Critical Care Medicine, positioning me to care for critically ill patients throughout the ED–ICU continuum. My academic background in clinical epidemiology and evidence synthesis informs an evidence-based approach to clinical care, research, and quality improvement.

My research experience spans emergency medicine, critical care, perioperative medicine, clinical epidemiology, systematic review and meta-analysis, and outcomes research.

Selected Research Experience

2019–2022

Syncope Research Group

Department of Emergency Medicine, The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute.

Supervisor: Dr. Venkatesh Thiruganasambandamoorthy
2016–2018

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

Systematic review work examining alcohol use and health outcomes.

Supervisor: Dr. Michael Roerecke
2016–2017

Clinical Research Assistant

Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery, St. Joseph's Hospital, London.

Supervisor: Dr. Leigh Sowerby

Research

Peer-reviewed work, conference presentations, invited talks, and research awards. Choose a tab to browse each category.

Showing 5 selected publications
2018
Should transfusion trigger thresholds differ for critical care versus perioperative patients? A meta-analysis of randomized trials.

Chong MA, Krishnan RJ, et al. Critical Care Medicine. 2018;46(2):252-263.

2024
Subtotal vs total cholecystectomy for difficult gallbladders: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

Koo SS, Krishnan RJ, et al. American Journal of Surgery. 2024;229:145-150.

2019
Is the risk of infection lower with sutures than with staples for skin closure after orthopaedic surgery? A meta-analysis of randomized trials.

Krishnan RJ, Crawford EJ, et al. Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research. 2019;477(5):922-937.

2018
Sex-specific associations between alcohol consumption and incidence of hypertension: a systematic review and meta-analysis of cohort studies.

Roerecke M, et al., Krishnan RJ, et al. Journal of the American Heart Association. 2018;7(13):e008202.

Teaching & Leadership

JABSOM Admissions

Interviewer

2021–2022

Homeless Outreach Clinic

Student Healthcare Provider

2020–2021

Pre-Med Mentorship

JABSOM Mentor

2020

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Department of Epidemiology, Western University

2015

About Me

Medicine has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Both of my parents and my older brother are physicians, and I grew up seeing firsthand the dedication and responsibility the profession demands. I remain deeply grateful for the hard work and sacrifices my parents made to give me the opportunity to follow the same path. Their example continues to shape not only why I chose medicine, but also the kind of physician I hope to become.

That sense of responsibility has taken on deeper meaning through my work in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care. Caring for the sickest patients is about more than medicine. In the ED and ICU, we do everything we can to help patients recover. Yet there are times when recovery is no longer possible. In those moments, it is both humbling and a profound privilege to ease suffering, preserve dignity, and support patients and their families through the end-of-life process. These experiences have also deepened my appreciation for the relationships and sources of balance that sustain me outside the hospital.

Family remains central to my life, and I stay closely connected to my family in Canada. I remain Canadian at heart and enjoy golf, exploring new places, and building a life centered around the people who matter most to me. Living and training in different communities has broadened my perspective and influenced both the physician and person I continue to become.

Full Academic CV

The complete CV includes all peer-reviewed publications, abstracts, presentations, invited talks, research awards, service, teaching, certifications, and memberships.

Get in Touch

I welcome inquiries about research collaborations, invited teaching and presentations, and mentorship for students and trainees interested in Emergency Medicine, Critical Care Medicine, and Clinical Epidemiology.