Chad M. Coe

Creating value through insights into adolescent health and innovative healthcare delivery, Dr. Chad M. Coe is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in Internal Medicine at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. With a robust educational foundation, Dr. Coe earned his medical degree from Wayne State University, followed by a comprehensive residency at Grand Rapids Medical Education. His dual board certifications in Pediatrics and Internal Medicine underscore his commitment to providing holistic and integrative care. Dr. Coe's research interests are deeply rooted in the evolving fields of Telehealth, Immunizations, and Adolescent Medicine. He is particularly passionate about leveraging technology to enhance healthcare accessibility and efficiency, ensuring that immunization practices are up-to-date and effective, and addressing the unique health challenges faced by adolescents. His work in these areas aims to bridge gaps in healthcare delivery and improve patient outcomes. In addition to his research pursuits, Dr. Coe is dedicated to clinical excellence. His clinical interests span Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Newborn care, Preventive Health, Primary Care, and Well-child care. He is committed to fostering a patient-centered approach, emphasizing preventive health measures and comprehensive care for individuals at every stage of life. Dr. Coe's affiliation with Health UC - Georgetown and the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine allows him to integrate academic insights with practical applications, enriching both his teaching and clinical practice. His role as an educator is driven by a desire to inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of modern medicine. Through his work, Dr. Coe continues to contribute to the advancement of medical science and education, advocating for innovative solutions that enhance patient care and promote health equity. His dedication to both his patients and students reflects his unwavering commitment to the field of medicine.