Michael Light

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Bringing Expertise and Leadership to Enhance Pediatric Pulmonology Care

A seasoned pediatric pulmonologist, Dr. Light is affiliated with Children’s Sleep Lab, working with patients in Orlando, Florida. 

With a background in pediatric pulmonology, intensive care, and neonatology, his journey in the medical field began at Brompton Chest Hospital, where he embarked on his specialized training. Over the years, he has held various clinical and leadership roles, including Chair of Pediatric Pulmonology at esteemed programs such as the University of Hawaii, University of California, San Diego, University of Miami, and University of Florida. 

Moreover, Dr. Light’s educational trajectory includes studies at renowned institutions such as Guy’s Hospital Medical School in London, England, and specialized training at the Brompton Chest Hospital and Cardiothoracic Institute. His dedication to excellence is further underscored by his board certifications in Pediatrics and Neonatology from the American Board of Pediatrics.

As a committed member of professional organizations such as the American Thoracic Society and the American Academy of Pediatrics, he remains at the forefront of advancements in pediatric pulmonology, ensuring that his practice is informed by the latest research and best practices in the field. He has also earned the prestigious title of Professor of Pediatrics and has mentored numerous pediatric pulmonary fellows.

With a passion for providing comprehensive care to young patients, Dr. Light’s presence at the Children’s Sleep Lab elevates the standard of pediatric pulmonology services in Orlando and beyond. His holistic approach to patient care, coupled with his wealth of expertise, makes him a valuable addition to the healthcare landscape in Central Florida.

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