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Russel Warnsholz, Lead PA-C

"The more active you are...the healthier your life will be."

Specialties

Background

Clinical Interests
Sports medicine, acute Injuries, joint Injections, and patient education

Medical Education 

  • University of Minnesota — Duluth: Bachelors of Applied Science in Exercise Science
  • Western Michigan University: Masters of Science in Medicine as Physician Assistant

Certification

  • National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA)
  • Basic Life Support (BLS)
  •  Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

Personal Interests
Spending time with my family, exercising, time with my friends, playing multiple sports…softball, basketball, etc.

Locations

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Testimonials

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

The office hours are great, and getting my appointment was easy while the staff was wonderful.

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

This is a Quick Clinic = with no appointment needed – got in within 10 minutes which was great.

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

I was pleasantly surprised when the office staff called me by name when wishing me well after the visit.

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

OrthoQUICK was a very good idea. I have recommended it to friends.

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