Christian McCusker, PA

Christian McCusker, PA, is a UW Health physician assistant in cardiology who cares for adult patients at the heart clinic. He works closely with cardiologists and other health care professionals to support patients with a wide range of heart related concerns. His role focuses on helping people understand their heart health and guiding them through treatment and long-term care with clarity and compassion.

Christian treats adults with many common heart and blood vessel conditions. These include high blood pressure, heart disease, heart failure, heart rhythm problems and high cholesterol. He also helps patients who want to improve their overall heart health. His special interests include preventive cardiology, which focuses on stopping heart disease before it starts and helping patients lower their risk through lifestyle changes and medical care.

Christian chose a career in medicine to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. He believes good care starts with listening carefully and explaining medical information in a clear and simple way. He works with patients to create treatment plans that fit their lives and health goals. His approach is evidence based, meaning it uses proven medical knowledge. Christian focuses on helping patients feel informed, supported and confident in managing chronic heart conditions.

In addition to his clinical work, Christian is pursuing a Doctor of Medical Science degree with a focus in critical care medicine to continue growing his knowledge and skills. Outside of work, he enjoys playing musical instruments, traveling with his family, watching movies, spending time with friends and exploring scenic walking trails.