Angela T. Wilson, MSPAS, PA-C

Angela T. Wilson is an experienced Physician Assistant who has devoted more than two decades to primary care medicine and patient advocacy. Since becoming a practicing PA in 2002, Angela has built a career centered on compassionate, patient-focused care and long-term relationships with the individuals and families she serves. For the past 11 years, she has worked at Henry Ford Hospital’s Shelby Family Practice in Shelby Township, Michigan, where she provides care to patients ranging in age from just two days old to 96 years old. Her clinical expertise includes cardiology, endocrinology, diabetes education, and cardiovascular management, while also embracing the broad scope and diversity that primary care medicine offers.
What distinguishes Angela most is her deeply patient-centered philosophy. She believes healthcare should be a collaborative effort, taking time to listen carefully to each patient and tailor treatment plans around their individual personalities, lifestyles, and goals. Rather than simply directing care, Angela works alongside patients to empower them in making informed health decisions. Her passion for education extends beyond the exam room, as she enjoys teaching patients about healthy living, exercise, and disease management while also mentoring and precepting future healthcare professionals. Looking ahead, she hopes to eventually teach within university-level Physician Assistant programs and continue sharing her clinical knowledge with the next generation of providers.
Angela’s decision to pursue medicine was inspired by a lifelong desire to help others and strong family values that emphasized compassion and hard work. As the first person in her family to enter the medical field, she chose the PA profession because it allowed her to maintain work-life balance while still practicing as a dedicated clinician. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from Michigan State University in 1994 and completed her Master’s degree at Wayne State University in 2002. A Fellow of both the American Academy for Physician Associates and the Michigan Association for Physician Associates, Angela remains passionate about lifelong learning and professional growth. As she looks toward the future, she envisions transitioning into consulting, university teaching, and specialized diabetic education and insulin pump management while continuing to make a meaningful impact in healthcare.

• Bachelor's - Michigan State University - 1994
• Master's - Wayne State University - 2002

• MSPAS
• PA-C

• Fellow of the American Academy for Physician Associates (AAPA)
• Fellow of the Michigan Association for Physician Associates (MAPA)

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