GeorgeMitchellDOFACP, FCCP, FACOI
Internal Medicine • Vero Beach, FLCritical Care Medicine
Chairman Department of Medicine ,Chief Academic Officer, Director of Student Medical Education and Center Director of Medical Specialties at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital. He is a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at Florida State University College of Medicine, Associate Professor of Medicine and Critical Care at VCOM and Consulting faculty Duke University School of Medicine
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Office
1000 36th St
Vero Beach, FL 32960Phone+1 772-567-4311Fax+1 772-794-1450
Summary
- Dr. George Mitchell is a critical care specialist
in Vero Beach, FL and is affiliated with Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital where he serves as Chief Academic Officer . Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at Florida State University College of Medicine, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Critical Care at VCOM and Consulting faculty Duke University School of Medicine
Education & Training
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic MedicineClass of 1980
Certifications & Licensure
FL State License 1983 - 2026
MI State License 1981 - 2008
CA State License 1982 - 1993- AOA Board of Internal Medicine Critical Care Medicine (CAQ)
Publications & Presentations
PubMed
- 1 citationsNot So Novel Complication of Adjunctive Steroids in Patients With Bacterial Meningitis.George A Mitchell, Charles M. Callahan
Critical Care Medicine. 2019-02-01 - Awake Proning or Trapping.George A Mitchell
Chest. 2021-06-01
Journal Articles
- Awake Proning or TrappingMitchell G, CHEST, 12/2020
- Not so novel complication of adjunctive steroids in patients with bacterial meningitisMitchell G , Callahan C, Critical Care Medicine, 2/2019
- Further consideration for noninvasive positive pressure ventilation in cardiogenic pulmonary edemaAllen B, Mitchell G, Ann. Of Emergency Medicine, 11/2010
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