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Dr. Cousins earned his Bachelor’s in animal science and a Master’s in medical sciences from the University of Florida before obtaining his MD from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. With extensive experience on the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine’s admissions committee, Dr. Cousins played a pivotal role in selecting applicants for admission and conducting interviews, helping to shape the next generation of physicians. Dr. Cousins' efforts through representing the school at medical career fairs and conferences significantly boosted diversity recruitment by over 200%.
After med school, Dr Cousins completed his emergency medicine residency at Cleveland Clinic Akron General, where he took on leadership roles, including Associate EMS Director for Akron Fire and Associate Medical Director of the Akron Tactical Emergency Medicine unit. His expertise extends beyond the hospital, having worked in Level 1 trauma centers, rural emergency departments, and critical care transport as a Life Flight physician.
Dr. Cousins’ structured yet adaptable approach ensures students receive strategic, personalized support. Students who work with him have gained acceptance to top medical programs, including UCSF, Emory, NYU, and the University of Pennsylvania, and George Washington.
Currently, Dr. Cousins serves as an emergency medicine physician at multiple Veterans Affairs hospitals, providing high-quality care to veterans. His deep understanding of medical education, combined with his frontline experience in emergency medicine, makes him an excellent resource for aspiring physicians ready to apply to take the next step in their educational and professional journeys.