Amy Collins, MS, PA-C

Amy received her bachelor of science degree from Western Michigan University in 1991. Amy continued her education and training in a physician assistants program at Lutheran College of Health Professionals in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. During her training she completed a four-week elective clinical orthopedics rotation with Orthopedic Associates of Port Huron.

She graduated from Lutheran College with the Honor of Highest Distinction. Amy is board-certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants.  She earned her Master's degree in 2003 from the University of St. Francis in Fort Wayne Indiana.

Amy returned to her native Port Huron after working in a large pediatric practice in Battle Creek, Michigan. She is an occasional guest lecturer in pediatrics and orthopedics at Lutheran College. She lives in Port Huron with her husband, Keith, and their two children.

Licensures

• State of Michigan, Physician Assistant License – Active

Specialty Boards

• National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants, 1997
• Licensed by State of MI Task Force in Adult & Pediatric CRR/BLS & Cardiac Life Support

Education and Training

• Undergraduate, Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Western Michigan University, 1995
• Graduate, Physician Assistant, Lutheran College of Health Professions, 1997
• Master’s Program, Master of Science, University of St. Francis, 2003

Hospital Staff Privileges

• Port Huron Hospital
• St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
• Blue Water Surgery Center

Community Activities

• Conducts sports physicals for Port Huron area high schools, Marysville High School, and St. Clair County Community College.
• Participates in Career Day at several local elementary schools.
• Attending physician assistant for Port Huron and Port Huron Northern high school football games.
• Mentor for job shadowing program through local high school and college programs.