معرفی
Nick Schoenmann serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia, Augusta University. A former US Army scout sergeant with combat deployments to Iraq, he holds dual medical and research credentials with strong clinical-educational focus.
Education
- MS, Clinical and Translational Science, Augusta University, 2024
- MD, Medicine, Augusta University, 2019
- BS, Religion/Religious Studies, Liberty University, 2013
- Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Gorgas Memorial Institute, 2024
Research Interests
Dr. Schoenmann's work spans Emergency Medicine with specialized focus on tropical medicine and clinical ultrasound applications. His scholarship integrates metabolic disorder research (particularly mitochondrial pathologies) with sepsis pathophysiology and innovative medical education methodologies. He champions bedside teaching techniques and non-traditional educational tools to enhance clinical training.
Scholarly Trends
His 2023 publications reveal dual trajectories: clinically-oriented case reports on rare metabolic emergencies (CPT II deficiency, atypical chest pain) alongside foundational research in sepsis modeling and mitochondrial metabolism. Educational innovations form a consistent thread, emphasizing practical teaching solutions for emergency medicine training.
Awards
- Exemplary Teaching Award 2020-2021, Graduate Medical Education, Medical College of Georgia (2022)
Service and Mentorship
Dr. Schoenmann actively shapes emergency medicine education through committee roles including the Emergency Medicine Clinical Competency Committee (2023-2024) and Lecture Evaluation Committee (2020-2021). As a Faculty Mentor for Longitudinal Career Advising (2023-present), he guides medical students through professional development while balancing clinical service across Georgia and South Carolina under dual medical licenses.
