Mrs. Chelsea Schweid, BS, MHS, PA-C

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Experienced Physician Assistant Brings Nearly 20 Years of Dermatology Expertise to Enhance Patient Care

Chelsea Schweid, a highly skilled and experienced physician assistant with nearly two decades of experience in the field, is ready to make a significant impact on our patients’ health and well-being.

A proud native of Colorado, Chelsea earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition from Colorado State University before pursuing her Master’s degree in Physician Assistant studies at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. Her extensive training and expertise in dermatology have equipped her with the skills needed to provide exceptional care to her patients, focusing on their individual health and wellness needs.

Chelsea has always had a passion for health, hormones, and overall wellness, which she aims to integrate into her practice. She firmly believes that everyone deserves to feel their best and is dedicated to helping her patients achieve their optimum lifestyle. “If you think you can, with hard work and effort, you will,” Chelsea often says, embodying her philosophy that a positive mindset, coupled with determination, leads to success.

In her role at our practice, Chelsea will focus on developing tailored treatment plans that consider the unique needs of each patient. Her years of experience in dermatology will allow her to address a wide range of skin health concerns while also emphasizing the importance of hormonal balance and holistic wellness.

Outside of her professional life, Chelsea enjoys spending quality time with her family in the great outdoors. She is an avid equestrian, often found riding with her daughters at the barn and enjoying what she fondly refers to as “horse time.” Additionally, she maintains an active lifestyle through running and practicing yoga, further promoting the balance and wellness she advocates for in her practice.

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