I went into medicine to help contribute to positive experiences and outcomes for healing and caring. This ideal can happen but only through an open and transparent patient-physician relationship with shared goals for the healthcare and wellness team.
My vision is to create a forum to exchange stories and ideas on how we can be successful in a very challenging and dynamic environment. We will also build a predictive platform for information ownership and sharing in future iterations.
Thanks for your thoughts and contributions to Somanosis!
-kjb
My vision is to create a forum to exchange stories and ideas on how we can be successful in a very challenging and dynamic environment. We will also build a predictive platform for information ownership and sharing in future iterations.
Thanks for your thoughts and contributions to Somanosis!
-kjb
Kevin J. Bohnsack, MD, MPH, CPE, FAAFP grew up all over Michigan before he went to the city of Chicago to study medicine at Northwestern University. He completed his family medicine training back in his hometown of Marquette in the Upper Peninsula. After 10 years of serving in the Air Force as a flight surgeon, he returned home to Michigan to practice family medicine in Milan, Michigan, a small city south of Ann Arbor.
His various credentials and qualifications include:
-double major in Biology and German from Albion College, summa cum laude with Honors
-Medical Degree from Northwestern University Medical School
-boarded in both Family Medicine and Aerospace Medicine
-Master in Public Health with a concentration in Health Management and Policy from the University of Michigan School of Public Health
-Certified Physician Executive
-Fellow with the American Academy of Family Physicians
Accomplishments and Leadership roles he has had include:
-Congress-Bundestag Scholarship Program scholar (1988-1989)
-Phi Beta Kappa and Lux Fiat award, Albion College (1994)
-Student Senate President and Class President, Northwestern University Medical School (1996-1997 and 1996-1998 respectively)
-Chief Resident, Marquette General Hospital Family Medicine program, 2000-2001
-United States Air Forces Europe Flight Surgeon of the Year, 2006
-Julian E. Ward Resident of the Year, American Aerospace Medical Association, 2010

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