Complex care & population health, built on 25+ years from the medical ICU to community-based primary care.
ICU & cardiac
Post-discharge
SNF & assisted living
Value-based care
Michael is a DNP-prepared Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner who has worked nearly every level of acuity — and understands how patients move between them.
He manages medically complex populations across transitional, long-term, and assisted-living settings: heart failure, diabetes, COPD, and hypertension — managed proactively to keep people healthier and out of avoidable hospitalizations.
Better outcomes come from collaborative planning, proactive disease management, and meeting people where they are.
Heart failure (NYHA I–IV), CRRT, ventilator and hemodynamic management from 13 years in the MICU.
Diabetes, COPD, and hypertension managed proactively to slow progression and prevent complications.
Risk stratification, care transitions, and value-based programs that reduce readmissions.
Skilled nursing, transitional care, and assisted living — continuity of care after discharge.
Lean methods, sepsis and early-mobility protocols, and measurable gains in care efficiency.
Preceptor to NP and PA students; leads interdisciplinary teams toward evidence-based care.
Primary care for 50–70 patients weekly across transitional care, long-term care, and assisted living; leads weekly interdisciplinary care conferences and supports value-based care initiatives.
Skilled nursing and post-acute care; managed transitions of care and optimized complex medication regimens.
PTCA/PCI, stress testing, and ECMO initiation alongside cardiology teams.
Clinical expert across MICU, Neurotrauma, and CV ICU; led sepsis and mobility initiatives.
Critical care for the most complex patients — CRRT, IABP, and ventilator management.
Open to clinical leadership, population-health, and collaborative-care conversations across Minnesota and beyond.