Paul Boyce, MD, MPH

Paul Boyce, MD, MPH, is a native of the island of Trinidad & Tobago, his journey to becoming a doctor began when he entered the Honors Program at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. His main clinical interest is pulmonary hypertension, sarcoidosis, and exercise physiology, in addition to asthma, occupational lung diseases, bronchiectasis and smoking cessation. Dr. Boyce is the Medical Director of the only certified Pulmonary Hypertension Program in the state of Georgia.

Dr. Boyce works with each patient to develop an individualized and comprehensive plan of care, understanding that even patients with the same diagnosis have unique circumstances to their health and family. His ultimate desire is to make sure patients reach their health goals—returning to the activities that bring them joy and happiness. As an immigrant to the United States, Dr. Boyce enjoys being able to provide care to patients that come from a variety of backgrounds and cultures.

He is a passionate squash player and soccer fan. Dr. Boyce is very passionate about volunteering with international outreach programs.

Education & Training

Fellowship, Pulmonary & Critical Care, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts Master of Public Health, Harvard University, Massachusetts Doctor of Medicine, Emory University, Georgia Residency, Internal Medicine, Emory University, Georgia

Certifications & Affiliations

Board Certified, Critical Care Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine Board Certified, Pulmonary Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine Board Certified, Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine Member, American Thoracic Society (ATS) Member, American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP) Member, Pulmonary Hypertension Association

Media Features

• Dr. Paul Boyce speaks with WebMD about the importance of Whooping Cough vaccinations. Protect yourself and protect others from this very contagious disease by getting vaccinated.
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• Dr. Paul Boyce speaks with WebMD about reccommended breathing exercises to help with the symptoms of COPD including pursed lip breathing, diaphragmatic breathing and posture changes.
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Northside Provider Directory Details

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