Michele Emory Koczman is a highly experienced Physician Assistant with over a decade of expertise in various medical and surgical settings. She holds a Master of Medical Science with Honors from Emory University and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Michigan. Throughout her career, Michele has specialized in thoracic surgery, cardiovascular surgical ICU care, and primary health care, working in prestigious healthcare institutions such as the University of Virginia Healthcare, Rush University Medical Center, and Emory Healthcare.
Her extensive skills include performing selective medical services, assisting in surgeries, and providing critical care management, particularly in thoracic and cardiovascular specialties. Michele has also contributed significantly to medical education, serving as an Academic Coordinator and Faculty Member at Emory University's Physician Assistant Program, where she guided and mentored future healthcare professionals.
In addition to her clinical expertise, Michele has been actively involved in research, publishing several studies in recognized medical journals, and participating in treatment protocol development. Her leadership skills are evident through her roles in organizing medical education projects, coordinating clinical rotations, and contributing to community health initiatives. Michele is a member of multiple professional organizations, including the American Academy of Physician Assistants and the Society of Critical Care Medicine, and has received numerous awards for her outstanding academic and clinical performance. Her dedication to healthcare extends beyond the clinical setting, as she has been a key player in organizing charity events and community health projects.
