Meghan Reddick, PA-C, is a physician assistant working in cancer care with special interests in cancer supportive care and survivorship, cancer genomics, and complementary adjunctive care.

She earned her Master of Physician Assistant Studies and her Bachelor of Science in health sciences at Kettering College. Before her role with Kettering Health, Meghan worked in medical oncology and hematology as a physician assistant for almost a decade.

Before working as an advanced practice provider (APP), Meghan worked in medical imaging. She found that with every patient she met, she wanted to know more, understand more, and be able to help more. This led her to continue her education, and she feels lucky that as an APP she will never stop learning and growing.

Outside of patient care, Meghan enjoys baking, knitting, crocheting, and arts and crafts. She loves to build Legos with her family and talk about crab cakes and football.

What is a Certified Physician Assistant?

A physician assistant (PA) is a licensed healthcare provider who holds a master’s or doctoral degree and has advanced clinical training. They collaborate with physicians to diagnose and treat patients. Like physicians, they make referrals, provide physical exams, order and interpret tests, and prescribe medications.