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John Grosel is a Professor in the Physician Assistant Studies department at Marietta College. Appointed in 2006, he serves as Medical Director and McCoy Professor in the Physician Assistant Program. He teaches Pathophysiology I & II as Course Coordinator and Clinical Medicine I & II as an Instructor specializing in radiologic interpretation, in addition to teaching radiologic interpretation in the Gross Anatomy summer course.
His educational background includes:
- Cross Sectional Imaging Fellowship, University of Michigan Hospitals (1997)
- Radiology Residency, Cleveland Clinic Foundation (1996)
- MD, The Ohio State University (1992)
- BA in Zoology, Miami University (1988)
Dr. Grosel's research interests focus on clinical case studies and medical education, with expertise in radiologic interpretation across various medical conditions. His work spans pediatrics, emergency medicine, orthopedics, and diagnostic imaging, with particular attention to rare conditions and diagnostic challenges. He has published numerous case reports and review articles in the Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, covering diverse medical topics from congenital disorders to vascular conditions. His publications demonstrate a pattern of translating clinical experiences into educational content for physician assistant training.
His scientific recognition includes:
- Edward G. Harness Outstanding Educator Award (2011)
Dr. Grosel maintains an active clinical practice alongside his academic responsibilities, working as a radiologist interpreting exams for more than 25 hospitals and imaging centers across Ohio through Riverside Radiology and Interventional, Inc., while performing procedures at Marietta Memorial Hospital. This dual role provides valuable real-world experience that directly informs his teaching approach for Physician Assistant students.
