Commitment to Patient-Centered Care
“I am a neurosurgical Physician Assistant with a strong commitment to providing patient-centered care. I am dedicated to providing the highest level of care to my patients. My approach is rooted in empathy, compassion, and a deep understanding of the unique needs of each individual. I believe in taking a comprehensive and personalized approach to each patient, tailoring treatment plans to their specific needs and goals. I prioritize open communication, active listening, and collaboration with patients and their families to ensure that their voices are heard and their concerns are addressed. By staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in neurosurgical techniques and technologies, I strive to deliver the highest quality of care. My dedication to patient-centered care is rooted in my belief that every patient deserves compassion, respect, and individualized attention throughout their journey to recovery.”
Clinical Expertise
Ronald is a Physician Assistant with a specialization in treating neurosurgical patients. He obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Management from Concordia University in Chicago and has prior experience as a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant. Ronald furthered his education by earning his Master’s Degree in Science of Physician Assistant Studies from Augsburg University.
Publications
- Master’s Thesis: Comparing Efficacy of Denosumab to Bisphosphonates in Fragility
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Professional Affiliations
- American Association of Physician Assistant
- Association of Neurosurgical Physician Assistant
Credentials
- Master of Physician Assistant Studies
- Bachelor’s in Healthcare management
- Associate degree in sciences of physical therapy studies
- Certified by the National Committee on Certification of Physician Assistants
Personal
“In my leisure time, I engage in a variety of activities that contribute to my well-being and fulfillment. These activities include running, biking, cooking, traveling, and spending quality time with my beloved family members.”
