Commitment to Patient-Centered Care
“I am dedicated to optimizing the health of my patients to minimize or avoid long term health consequences that could occur. My personal journey has given me sensitivity to the needs and potential obstacles that a diverse population can encounter in navigating the healthcare system. With this in mind, I will strive to use kindness, education, and support to deliver the best care to all my patients each and every day.”
Clinical Expertise
Minhchau is a certified physician assistant who earned a Masters of Science degree at Augsburg University in Minneapolis. She has enjoyed a wide range of clinical experiences during her career. These have included urgent and acute care interventions as well the enjoyment of office based family medicine. Skills include ability to care for patients from the newborn to the geriatric population in varying clinical situations.
Publications
- Thesis paper on ‘Methotrexate Treatment and Predictors in Ectopic Pregnancy’
- Thesis paper on ‘Clinical Predictors of Length Of Hospitalization and Consequences in Viral Encephalitis in Children’
- Thesis paper on ‘Valium Treatment for Convulsions in Infants’
- Thesis research on ‘Dopamine Treatment for Critical Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever and Shock in Children’ (Clinical Research Award, University of Medicine, Saigon, Vietnam)
Professional Affiliations
- American Academy of Physician Assistants
- Minnesota Academy of Physician Assistants
Credentials
- Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies, Augsburg University, Minneapolis 2007
- Child Development Associate Degree, Minneapolis Community College, 1998
- National College of Certified Physician Assistant Board Certification 2007. recertified through 2029
- Department of Transportation Examiner Certification 2019
- Minnesota State Physician Assistant License
- Basic Cardiac Life Support Certification 2021
- Foreign Language Interpreter Certification
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification
Personal
“In my free time, I enjoy traveling with my husband as well as cooking, flower display, home decorating, hiking, swimming, and skiing.”
