Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine
Biosketch
Dylan Bergeon is a resident in the Emergency Medicine Residency Program. Being born in Royal Oak, growing up in Midland, attending undergrad and medical school at Michigan State and residency in Kalamazoo, he is well credentialed in stating that Michigan is a great place to live!
Dr. Bergeon loves everything outdoors and embraces all of the seasons Michigan has to offer – summers are spent on the beach on Lake Michigan or on a mountain bike ride. Winters are spent snowboarding. Dr. Bergeon also loves to travel – he has visited a fair number of National Parks for hiking and backpacking – Banff and Canyonlands are two of his favorites.
Lucky for Dr. Bergeon, our program offers 21 days of vacation each year. He is hoping to travel the world for global health and for leisure post pandemic. Until then, he will use his time off to play online video games with friends and enjoy everything Kalamazoo has to offer.
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Education and Training
- DO 2020, College of Osteopathic Medicine, Michigan State University
- BS 2015, Neuroscience, Michigan State University
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Research
- Pediatric Emergency Medicine
- Emergency Medical Services
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Publications
Obinwanne V., Bauler L., Bergeon D., Trichler T. Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Neck: An Unlikely Stroke Mimic Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2021;61:e133-e136.
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Presentations
- Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Neck: An Unlikely Stroke Mimic. Obinwanne V, Bauler L, Bergeon D, Trichler T, 38th Annual Kalamazoo Community Medical and Health Sciences Virtual Research Day, Kalamazoo, Michigan, 04/2021