Julie Harning, PA-C

Justine Benjamin, PA-C is a medical provider at 300 North Ave in Battle Creek.

Being a physician assistant is a second career for Karen—she went back to school when she was 48 years old! Why did she start over? Blessed with great mentors in both her career and at home, Karen was taught to always strive to be a better person and to never give up. She wanted a career where she could make a difference in someone's life. Her special interests are Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and epilepsy. Karen facilitates the Parkinson’s disease support group in Kalamazoo and helps lead the multiple sclerosis support group. She also helps organize the annual walk-a-thon for Parkinson’s disease and is a member of the Michigan Parkinson Foundation professional advisory board.

Michael C Lahaie, PA-C is a healthcare provider at 300 North Ave 2nd Floor, Suite 2002 in Battle Creek.

When asked what gets her excited about coming to work each day, Courtney said that each day is an opportunity to help individuals take back the power of their body and their life. She believes this is one of the best parts about her job. Why is she so passionate about this? Courtney's own health largely influenced her decision to go into the medical field. She remembers how scary it was to not understand what was going on with her own body. Now, she wants to help others to feel more in control when it comes to their health. In her free time, Courtney loves to read and try new recipes. She believes food not only feeds the body, but also the soul. Patient-centered care is the best method to tackling any medical problem a person might have.

Daniel Cozzati, PA-C is at 300 North Ave 2nd Floor, Suite 2002 in Battle Creek.

Emily’s interest in medicine and psychology sparked her decision to become a physician assistant. She finds the variety and complexity offered by internal medicine very challenging and rewarding. In this role, Emily looks forward to working collaboratively as part of a team to promote the health and personal well-being of patients and families. In her spare time, Emily enjoys spending time with friends and family, cycling and reading true crime novels. I believe an integrative and holistic approach to patient care is essential. I strive to make empathy and compassion the foundation of every patient interaction. My goal is to empower patients and their families by providing knowledge, insight and support during times of uncertainty.

Sean Cameron has always been interested in science and technology and simply fascinated by human anatomy and physiology. When he realized he could unite these interests - by becoming part of a team that shared these interests while helping people every day - he was sold on becoming a physician assistant. Sean says it's gratifying to continue to amass medical knowledge, learn new skills and to continue to grow as a provider; it's also rewarding to be able to use the information and skills to help improve people's lives. According to Sean, his parents were the biggest influence in his life. They always believed in him, supported him, and pushed him to be the best version of himself.

This is a doctor's office at 363 Fremont St Ste 308A in Battle Creek.