Jean Schulman, MD

As a result of my Family Medicine residency training, I have a passion for providing biopsychosocial support to individuals dealing with life-limiting illnesses. Specifically, I'm interested in care that takes into consideration the "whole person;" utilizing diverse resources to better the quality of life of patients living with serious illness.

My approach to providing medical care is treating the patient as my own family member. I believe in partnering with my patient to improve their health and educating them with information about their medical condition.

I have been devoting my life to medicine in the past 15 years to understand pulmonary diseases in depth and to sharpen my procedural skillsets. I have had extensive training on pleural diseases, complex airway diseases, precise lung biopsy to diagnose lung cancer early. I’m especially trained on treating pulmonary diseases in cancer patients and graduated from the second largest cancer center in the United States. I’m on the education committee of American Association of Bronchoscopy and interventional pulmonology and participating in the teams to formulate evidence-based clinical practice guideline for the American Thoracic society. I really hope to be someone my patients can trust and to make them breath and feel better.