Maggie Zeng-Wang

Dr. Maggie Zeng-Wang serves as an Assistant Professor in the Physician Assistant Studies department within the Health Sciences school at Lawrence Technological University. A board-certified nurse practitioner with over 20 years of clinical experience across diverse settings—including urgent care, geriatrics, internal/family medicine, pediatric specialty care, emergency room, med-surg, and telemedicine—she integrates extensive practical knowledge into her teaching of physician assistant students, emphasizing clinical reasoning and evidence-based compassionate care.

Her research agenda focuses on interprofessional collaboration, with specific interests in advancing patient-centered care models and strengthening interdisciplinary teamwork within healthcare systems. Dr. Zeng-Wang has published peer-reviewed work on quality improvement initiatives and evidence-based approaches to patient care, reflecting her commitment to translating clinical insights into educational and practical applications for enhanced healthcare delivery.

Complementing her research, Dr. Zeng-Wang is deeply engaged in teaching across multiple healthcare disciplines. She currently instructs physician assistant students at LTU, having previously taught undergraduate and graduate nursing students as well as medical students during clinical rotations. Her pedagogical approach emphasizes hands-on application through real-world case studies and simulation-based training, fostering critical thinking development and professional growth while preparing learners for effective clinical practice.