Attention Students: The Atlanta School of Sleep Medicine and Technology is suspending all live courses due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic.
The safety of our students and faculty is our top priority.  We plan to resume live classes starting in August, assuming all restrictions have been lifted at that time. We hope everyone stays healthy and safe.
 

Daniel Brown, J.D.

Jeffrey Durmer, M.D., Ph.D., D.ABSM, Diplomate ABPN-Sleep Medicine

Michael Lacey, M.D., D.ABSM, Diplomate ABPN-Sleep Medicine

Gary Montgomery, M.D., D.ABSM, Diplomate ABP-Sleep Medicine

Russell Rosenberg, Ph.D., D.ABSM 

Todd Tyson, B.S., RRT

David Westerman, M.D., D.ABSM, Diplomate ABIM-Sleep Medicine

Samuel Mickelson, M.D., D.ABSM, Diplomate ABOto- Sleep Medicine

Samuel Mickelson, M.D., D.ABSM, presents on Surgery and Sleep and Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome to physicians in the Atlanta classes as well as to board review attendees.

Dr. Mickelson, a native of Michigan, trained at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. He holds board certifications in otolaryngology, head and neck surgery, and sleep medicine and was among the first fifteen otolaryngologists in the U.S. to pursue specialization in sleep medicine.

For many years, Dr. Mickelson was course director of Surgical Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea, a special topics course that attracted otolaryngologists from around the world.