Joseph Grover who currently serves as the NCEMSF Midwest Regional Coordinator, is a Doctor of Medicine Candidate at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Joseph graduated magna cum laude with Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology and Political Science from Case Western Reserve University in 2007. He has worked in EMS since 1999, when he first became certified as a First Responder for a Boy Scout Explorer Post. He joined the Kensington Volunteer Fire Department (KVFD) in 2001, where he has recently attained the rank of Master Medical Attendant. In 2007, Joseph received the "EMS Member of the Year" award from KVFD.

While an undergraduate at Case, Joseph co-founded CaseEMS, the first collegiate EMS organization ever at Case. In 2007, Joseph organized Case's first ever Mass Casualty Incident Drill, which involved a number of community participants including the University Hospitals Critical Care Transport Team, University Hospitals of Cleveland Case Medical Center, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Metro Health Medical Center, Cleveland Heights Fire Department, South Pointe Hospital, Case Police, University Circle, and the Case Administration. While in medical school, Joseph has served as both the Vice-President and Co-President of the Emergency Medicine Interest Group.

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