May 29, 2007
Intensivist, Dr. Ronald Snyder, joins Marquette General Hospital’s critical care team
Intensivist Dr. Ronald Snyder has joined the medical staff of Marquette General Hospital and is an integral part of the hospital-based critical care team.
Dr. Ronald Snyder
Intensivists complete specialty training in the practice of critical care medicine. They serve as team leaders in the intensive care unit, integrating and providing care for patients with complex conditions that can include post-trauma management, multi-system organ failure, or other critical care situations. Medical, surgical or traumatic illness may require intensive care, including the use of ventilators and other support equipment. Intensivists promote quality care in the ICU and efficient use of critical care resources. They may provide these services as the patient’s attending physician or as a physician providing concurrent care in close collaboration with the patient’s attending physician.
Snyder comes to Marquette from Ithaca, New York, where he worked for Cayuga Medical Center as the Program Director for the Hospitalist program and the Medical Director of Critical Care Services.
Board certified in critical care medicine, pediatrics and internal medicine, Snyder completed his fellowship in critical care medicine at FUHS/The Chicago Medical School and completed internal medicine and pediatric residencies at Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He earned his medical degree from Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan.
Dr. Snyder manages the care of in-hospital patients and does not see patients on an outpatient basis.
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