Kevin Suiter

Full-time employed physician providing full scope family medicine excluding obstetrics, with a clinic blend of preventative care, chronic disease management, and procedures for patients from newborns to geriatrics.

Oversee educational outreach efforts, engage students and residents to bolster their education and early careers, organize events, and assist with post-graduation placement.

Served as resident member on the state board, involved in decisions regarding funding and advocacy for the advancement of primary care in the state.

Organized residency program including scheduling all 30 residents, participating in all committees, recruitment, and serving as liaison in issues or conflicts.

Chief resident 2025-2026 with inpatient training in adults, ICU, pediatrics, and OB. Managed high-complexity patient panel and performed procedures including skin biopsies, joint injections, and IUD placement.

Represented nearly 700 Michigan family medicine residents and participated in decisions regarding advocacy and outreach pursued by the state chapter.

Conducted a QI initiative on prescribing patterns of SGLT-2i medications for heart failure patients, improving prescribing and adherence rates from 19% to 72% over two years.

Liaison between Michigan State University and MAFP, responsible for organizing campus events and giving lectures about family medicine.

Performed a literature review comparing depression screening tools (PHQ-9, EPDS, GDS), demonstrating comparable efficacy across various patient populations.

Involved in performing and overseeing oral immunotherapy trials for multiple allergenic foods, including patient intake, vitals, histories, and maintaining a comprehensive research database.

Managed a database analyzing outcomes of oral immunotherapy for food allergies, determining success rates stratified by demographic variables.

Conducted organic synthesis research optimizing Sonogashira coupling reactions, leading to presentations at three national American Chemical Society meetings.

Residency in Family Medicine, expected completion June 2026.

Activities and societies: Leadership with American Medical Student Association and Michigan Academy of Family Physicians

M.D. degree from Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, with relevant coursework in various medical specialties.

Grade: Summa Cum Laude (3.95 GPA)

Activities and societies: American Chemical Society Scholar, Kerstin-DeLong Phillips Award, Alpha Sigma Nu

B.S. in Biochemistry, graduated Summa Cum Laude with a 3.95 GPA.