Christopher Lee Davis

Christopher Lee Davis is an Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator in the Master of Physician Assistant Science program at the School of Health Sciences, Oakland University. He is based at the Oakland University West Center and plays a key role in shaping a new PA program currently seeking Accreditation - Provisional from the ARC-PA.

His educational background includes a Master of Physician Assistant Science (MPAS) from Grand Valley State University and a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences from Wayne State University.

• MPAS, Grand Valley State University
• B.S. Biological Sciences, Wayne State University

Dr. Davis specializes in clinical and academic training within internal medicine and cardiology. His teaching interests include general and interventional cardiology, internal medicine, and pediatrics. He brings extensive clinical experience from roles at Henry Ford Macomb and Advanced Cardiovascular Associates, PLC, where he worked on complex percutaneous coronary interventions and structural heart procedures such as TAVR.

His research interests focus on lipid management, thromboembolic disease, and advancements in interventional cardiology. These areas reflect his deep engagement with cardiovascular health and clinical innovation.

He is professionally affiliated with several leading organizations:

• Nationally Certified Physician Assistant (NCCPA)
• American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA)
• Michigan Academy of Physician Assistants (MAPA)
• Association of Physician Assistants in Cardiology (APAC)

Christopher Davis is actively involved in advancing the physician assistant profession through high-quality education in both academic and clinical settings. He is passionate about mentoring future PAs and improving healthcare delivery through evidence-based practice. There is no public indication of grant funding or student advisees at this time.

He is also personally committed to family life, hiking, and coaching his sons.