Ali McMichael, M.D.
Assistant Professor

Dr. McMichael obtained her medical degree from University of New Mexico in 2010. She completed pediatric residency and critical care fellowship training at Duke University in 2016. She currently attends in the pediatric intensive care unit after joining the UT Southwestern faculty as Assistant Professor in 2016. Her research interests include anticoagulation during ECMO and high-fidelity simulation.

Medical School

University of New Mexico School of Medicine (2010), Medicine

Residency

Duke University Hospital (2013), Pediatric Residency

Fellowship

Duke University Hospital (2016), Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

• ECMO and anticoagulation
• Simulation

Featured Publications

Anticoagulation and Monitoring in Pediatric Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation.

Weller J, Raman L, McMichael A The Egyptian Journal of Critical Care Medicine 2018 3 19 69-71

Acute upper-airway obstruction by a lingual thyroglossal duct cyst and implications for advanced airway management.

Zimmerman KO, Hupp SR, Bourguet-Vincent A, Bressler EA, Raynor EM, Turner DA, Rehder KJ Respir Care 2014 Jul 59 7 e98-e102

• Deborah W. Kredich Award, “The Resident Most Influential in Our Training”
  Duke University Medical Center (2013)
• Karen Frush Pediatric Emergency Medicine Award
  Duke University Medical Center (2013)
• PICU Award
  Duke University Medical Center (2012)
• Dr. William Bell Award
  Duke University Medical Center (2011)
• Medical Student Teaching Award
  Duke University Medical Center (2011-2012)

• Society of Critical Care Medicine (2013)
• American Academy of Pediatrics (2010)