SharonIDavidheiserMD
Internal Medicine • Bryn Mawr, PAHospital Medicine/Hospitalist
Nocturnist / The Reading Health System
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Office
130 S Bryn Mawr Ave
Ste H321
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010Phone+1 484-337-4097Fax+1 484-337-4082
Summary
- Dr. Davidheiser started her career as a critical care nurse and after completing medical school, she worked as an Interest in general practice in the Pottstown/Phoenixville area for 12 years before leaving to become a Hospitalist, a physician who specializes in inpatient hospital care. She works exclusively nights and currently is part of the Main Line Health System's Hospitalist Group. This group is one of the longest established Hospitalist practices in the greater Philadelphia area. The Main Line Health Hospitalist Services includes 129 physicians who admit and coordinate care for patients in the 4 Main Line Health Acute Care Hospitals. Dr. Davidheiser is primarily based at Bryn Mawr, but has also worked at Lankenau, and can rotate to Paoli and Riddle Memorial Hospitals if needed.
Education & Training
University of Pennsylvania Health SystemResidency, Internal Medicine, 1991 - 1994
MCP-Hahnemann College of MedicineClass of 1991- Kutztown UniversityB.S. / B.S.N., Cum Laude, 1982 - 1986
- West Chester University and the Chester County Hospital School of NursingR.N., 1971 - 1974
Certifications & Licensure
PA State Medical License 1994 - 2024- American Board of Internal Medicine Internal Medicine
Awards, Honors, & Recognition
- Medical Volunteer Award American Heart Association, 1996
- Alumni Award Pottstown High School, 1995
- Lange Leadership Award Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1991
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Publications & Presentations
PubMed
- 22 citationsEndogenous and exogenous plasma catecholamine levels in cardiac arrest in swine.John M. Schoffstall, William H. Spivey, Sharon Davidheiser, Leanne R Fuhs, Richard Kirkpatrick
Resuscitation. 1990-06-01 - 33 citationsEfficacy of charcoal cathartic versus ipecac in reducing serum acetaminophen in a simulated overdose.Robert M. McNamara, Cynthia K. Aaron, Mark Gemborys, Sharon Davidheiser
Annals of Emergency Medicine. 1989-09-01 - 20 citationsIntraosseous crystalloid and blood infusion in a swine model.John M. Schoffstall, William H. Spivey, Sharon Davidheiser, Claire M. Lathers
The Journal of Trauma. 1989-03-01
Journal Articles
- Endogenous Plasma Catecholamine Levels in Cardiac Arrest in SwineSchoffstall JM, Spivey WH, Davidheiser S, Fuhs L, Kirkpatrick R, Resuscitation, 1/1/1990
- Intraosseous Crystalloid and Blood Infusion in a Swine ModelSchoffstall JM, Spivey WH, Davidheiser S, Lathers CM, J of Trauma, 1/1/1989
- Efficacy of Charcoal Cathartic Versus Ipacec in Reducing Serum Acetaminiphin in a Simulated OverdoseMcNamara, RM, Aaron CK, Gemborys M, Davidheiser S, Ann. Emergency Med., 1/1/1989
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Lectures
- Domestic Violence1/1/2012
- Chronic Illness and Family Dynamics1/1/2011
- Death and Dying and Family Dynamics1/1/2010
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