Michael R. Schiedler, DO

Bio
Dr. Michael Schiedler is an Oregon native and attended his undergraduate training at Oregon State University, studying bioengineering before going to work for SIGA Technologies in Corvallis after graduation. During his time there he worked on smallpox and dengue virus antivirals and decided to apply to medical school. He then attended Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences in Yakima, Washington, graduating in 2014 and performing his internal medicine residency and general cardiology fellowship training at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Corvallis before graduating in 2020. He then finished his training in interventional cardiology at Providence Southfield Hospital through Michigan State University. Dr. Schiedler sees general cardiology patients as well as those with advanced coronary and peripheral vascular disease. During his interventional training he took a special interest in peripheral vascular procedures for both venous and arterial disease. During his free time he enjoys spending time with his wife and four children camping, hiking, fishing, deer hunting and staying active as much as possible with all that Oregon has to offer.

Interests
Along with coronary disease and general cardiac medicine, Dr. Schiedler is passionate about peripheral arterial disease management and preventive cardiac care through healthy lifestyle changes.

Certifications
Am Osteopathic Bd of IM/Cardiology, Am Osteopathic Bd of IM/Interventional Cardiology

Hospital Affiliations
Salem Hospital

Education
Medical School: Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences

Residency training: Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center

Fellowship program: Ascension Providence Hospital