Nahomie Occean, PA-C

Physician Assistant-Certified (PA-C) information

Occupational Medicine

LVPG Clinicianinformation

Overview

Area of focus information

  • Health and Wellness
  • Acute Injury Care
  • Preventative Medicine

Languages spoken

  • English
  • Haitian Creole

About

Philosophy of care

Good patient care starts with listening. Everyone has a story and their own experiences, and I want each person I care for to feel heard, respected, and understood. My hope is to create an environment where patients feel comfortable asking questions and being involved in decisions about their health.

Why I entered medicine

Growing up in a Haitian household, I learned the importance of caring for others, supporting one another, and giving back. Medicine allows me to bring core values I was raised on into my everyday work. One of the most rewarding parts of being a physician assistant is being able to help someone during a difficult time and make a lasting impact. 

Community involvement

Giving back to my community has always been important to me. Throughout my education and career I've been passionate about health equity, increasing representation in healthcare, and advocating for individuals who may face barriers to receiving care. Getting my medical degree, I was involved in student leadership and initiatives focused on diversity and supporting future healthcare professionals. I hope to continue making a difference by helping create a welcoming and accessible healthcare experience for the communities I serve.

Personal interests

Family is a huge part of my life; I enjoy making memories with the people closest to me. I love traveling, exploring new places, trying new restaurants in the city, and experiencing different cultures. 

Education

Undergraduate
 Temple University, Bachelor of Science (BS), 2019

Graduate
 Temple University School Of Medicine, Master of Physician Assistant, 2024

Training

Publications & Clinical Trials

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