Marc Davis, PA-C

Marc Davis, PA-C, is a board-certified physician assistant with extensive clinical experience who earned a Physician Assistant degree from Hahnemann University in Philadelphia, PA. Marc completed pre-medical studies at Hahnemann University in Philadelphia, PA. He also completed an emergency medicine residency with TeamHealth in Orlando, FL. Before joining AdventHealth, he worked with TeamHealth in Orlando, FL, AHMG Critical Care Medicine in Orlando, FL and Nephrology Associates in Orlando, FL. Marc served in the U.S. Army as a first lieutenant where he led a medical battalion attached to the 5th/117th Cavalry and he is a faculty member at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and Nova Southeastern University in Orlando, FL. His care philosophy is grounded in three commitments, trust, clarity, and advocacy. Marc strives to be a steady advocate for each child, and a reliable partner for every family.
My care philosophy is grounded in three commitments, trust, clarity, and …advocacy. In pediatrics, trust begins with presence and listening, because families often arrive carrying fear, fatigue, or uncertainty. I work to translate medical information into plain language, offer evidence based options, and build plans collaboratively with parents and caregivers. I take a whole child approach that considers physical health, development, school and home environment, and emotional wellbeing. Above all, I strive to be a steady advocate for each child, and a reliable partner for every family.
I am a former U.S. Army Officer and served as a medical platoon leader, an experience that shaped my approach to teamwork, preparedness, and service. Outside the clinic, I practice American Kenpo karate and enjoy home theater, where the craft of sound and image becomes a kind of modern storytelling. I am also an author whose work confronts antisemitism through education, history, and cultural awareness, because I believe medicine and community leadership share a common calling, protecting people, especially the vulnerable, with courage and compassion.