Physician, Assistant Professor
Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care Medicine
Department: Internal Medicine
I’m new to Columbus but have enjoyed the welcoming spirit of the Midwest and working with the great Transplant team at The Ohio State University. I’m interested in all aspects of the clinical care of the remarkable group of patients with advanced lung diseases and those undergoing lung transplantation. My primary goal is to provide comprehensive, patient-centered care, maximizing the outcomes of lung transplantation including quality of life.
When not at work, I enjoy cooking, reading and exploring all that Ohio has to offer by hiking and being outdoors with my fiancée and my dog.
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As of 11/3/2025, Justin Rosenheck has reported no relationships with companies or entities.
Shows true professionalism.
Dr. Rosenheck spoke in terms we could understand, which I'm sure isn't always easy. His listening skills are on point.
Good
Dr. Rosen-Heck shows his concern about my treatment.