Michael McShane

Dr. Michael McShane is an Associate Professor in the College of Medicine (University Park Curriculum) and the Department of Medicine Division of General Internal Medicine at Pennsylvania State University. His work focuses on patient advocacy, community-based health interventions, and sustainable healthcare delivery, particularly through mobile health initiatives in rural areas. Dr. McShane leads the LION Mobile Clinic, providing care to underserved populations in central Pennsylvania.

Education & Training:

• MD: Penn State College of Medicine
• Ed.M.: Harvard University
• Residency: Cambridge Health Alliance
• Chief Medical Resident: Cambridge Health Alliance

Research Interests: Dr. McShane's research emphasizes participatory approaches to healthcare innovation, including mobile health partnerships and interventions targeting health equity. He has secured grants from CTSI and USDA to expand mobile clinic operations and education programs. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being, quality education, and reducing inequalities.

Key Achievements:

• Recipient of multiple teaching awards including the Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching (2020)
• Developed the Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship (LIC) at Penn State's regional campus
• Presenter on mobile health and technical support for mobile unit operations

Labs & Teams: Director of the LION Mobile Clinic initiative, which integrates clinical service, education, and research to address healthcare gaps in underserved communities.