Prof. Henry Heard
Prof. Henry Heard is a certified physician assistant with four decades of experience. He holds a BS and MS in physician assistant studies from the Medical College of Georgia and the University of Nebraska, respectively, as well as a DHSc from Nova Southeastern University. This expert has been active in his field throughout his career. He has published 8 peer-reviewed journal articles and given 13 presentations, including presentations at the Georgia Association of Physician Assistants' Annual Summer Conference. This expert has experience working in emergency medicine, orthopedic surgery and neurosurgery. Currently, he is a physician assistant in the emergency medicine department of a community-based GA hospital and clinical assistant professor for a physician assistant program at a GA university.
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Cumming, Georgia
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