Professional role
Associate Program Director[1]
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Nicholas Pastis
About
in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups
spent the majority of his career in medical education
Research interests
His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Training
Reviewed sources document Education record: Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina.
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Reviewed Sep 9, 2026Professional role
Clinical Professor[1]
Professional role
Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.[1]
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Education record
Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina[1]
Research
Research interests
His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.[1]
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- [1]Interventional Pulmonology Fellowship | Ohio State College of Medicine
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Biographical context: in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups
Nicholas Pastis, MD – Clinical Professor and Associate Program Director Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Biographical context: spent the majority of his career in medical education
Nicholas Pastis, MD – Clinical Professor and Associate Program Director Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Degree: MD
Nicholas Pastis, MD – Clinical Professor and Associate Program Director Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Education record: Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina
Nicholas Pastis, MD – Clinical Professor and Associate Program Director Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Identity: Nicholas Pastis, MD
Nicholas Pastis, MD – Clinical Professor and Associate Program Director Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Professional role: Associate Program Director
Nicholas Pastis, MD – Clinical Professor and Associate Program Director Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Professional role: Clinical Professor
Nicholas Pastis, MD – Clinical Professor and Associate Program Director Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Professional role: Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Nicholas Pastis, MD – Clinical Professor and Associate Program Director Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Research interests: His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.
Nicholas Pastis, MD – Clinical Professor and Associate Program Director Dr. Pastis trained in Interventional Pulmonology at the Medical University of South Carolina and spent the majority of his career in medical education serving as a fellowship program director and in national leadership positions on pulmonary procedure work groups. His research has focused on novel training techniques and device development for pulmonary procedures.