Atrium Health Provider
Treats All Ages“I enjoy taking care of patients in an acute care setting. When I meet them, it is often a stressful moment in their lives. It’s a privilege to care for people in moments like these, and I strive to be a resource and provider for them and their families, as I would want for my own family members.”
Kaitlyn Muldoon is a board-certified physician assistant and athletic trainer. She holds a certificate of added qualifications in orthopedic surgery. She specializes in orthopedic surgery, including orthopedic trauma and bone health.
Muldoon serves as a preceptor for the Wingate University Physician Assistant Program and the Pfeiffer University Physician Assistant Program. Additionally, she is a remote adjunct professor for the Texas Tech University Health Science Center Physician Assistant Program and a has been a lecturer at national conferences for Physician Assistants of Orthopedic Surgery (PAOS).
Muldoon loves guiding patients through their surgical or non-surgical treatments and following them through to the resolution of their injuries. She also enjoys taking care of patients of all ages, in a variety of settings.
Muldoon received her bachelor’s degree at the University of South Carolina Honors College, graduating magna cum laude, and received her physician assistant training at the Medical University of South Carolina.
Outside of work, she enjoys traveling as far and as often as she can and spending time with her partner, their dogs, family and friends. She enjoys doing DIY projects, watching and attending sporting events and listening to podcasts and audiobooks.
