Margaret King-Schumacher

Margaret King-Schumacher, PA-C, M.J.

Education:

Saint Louis University (1984-1988)

Bachelor of Medical Science

Physician Assistant Certificate

Norwalk Hospital/Yale University (1988-1989)

PA Surgical Resident

Loyola University, School of Law (1994-1996)

Master in Jurisprudence (M.J.) in Health Law

Harvard School of Public Health (1996)

Summer Institute in Quantitative Methods

Clinical Experience:

General Surgery (1989-1990)

Surgical Staff Physician Assistant, Department of Surgery, Norwalk Hospital

Neurosurgery (1990-1995)

Neurosurgical PA, Chicago Institute of Neurosurgery and Neuroresearch

Pediatrics (1995-1996)

Outpatient Pediatric Physician Assistant, Stratford Pediatrics

Emergency Medicine (1996-1998)

Emergency Medicine – Fast Track Physician Assistant, Gottlieb Hospital

Occupational Medicine (1998-2000)

Outpatient occupational medicine, United Air Lines, O’Hare Medical Department

Fellowships:

Loyola University Law School (1995-1996) – M.J. Health Law Fellow

American Medical Association (Fall 1995) – Scholar

Teaching Experience:

Guest Lecturer (1996, 1997):

CME Resources, Physician Assistant Board Review

Chicago Medical School

Instructor (1996-1997):

Midwestern University, Physician Assistant Program, Downers Grove, Illinois

Adjunct Faculty (January 1998-2000; Sept. 1995-Oct. 1996):

Midwestern University, Physician Assistant Program, Downers Grove, Illinois

Assistant Professor (2000-2001):

Midwestern University, Physician Assistant Program, Downers Grove, Illinois

Consultant (2007-present):

Cedar Bluffs CME, Nashville, Tennessee

Assistant Professor (2008-present):

Rosalind Franklin University, Department of Physician Assistant