Miss Shannon Urena, MS, MS, PA-C

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Committed to Patient Well-Being and Contributing to the Community

Shannon, a highly skilled and certified Physician Assistant, is making a significant impact in the medical field at AMG Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery at Aultman Hospital in Canton, Ohio. With a strong commitment to patient care and a wealth of experience, she is a valuable asset to the healthcare team.

As a physician assistant, she offers a comprehensive range of medical services under the guidance of a supervising physician. From conducting physical exams to interpreting test results, performing procedures, and prescribing medications, she plays a vital role in enhancing the well-being of her patients.

Shannon's foundation of knowledge stems from her education at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, where she completed her Physician Assistant program in 2019. Armed with the latest medical practices and a commitment to ongoing learning, she continues to provide exceptional care to her patients at AMG Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery.

In addition to her role at Aultman Hospital, she is actively involved in various committees that further her expertise and influence in the medical community. She serves on the Credentials Board Committee at Aultman Hospital, where she contributes her insights and knowledge to ensure high standards of care. She is also a member of the Government Affairs Committee for OAPA and holds the position of AAPA Delegate, advocating for advancements in the field of healthcare.

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