Mark Kline, a member of Frederick Breathe Free, was honored with the Lauren Campbell Award during the annual Breathe Free Conference held by Frederick Breathe Free’s parent company National Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers.
Kline works as a Physician Assistant at Frederick Breathe Free. He is a former Navy search and rescue instructor, and decided to follow his passion for the medical field while serving. He served in Iraq from 2003-2004 and 2007-2008, where he gave medical aide to soldiers and civilians. He graduated from the University of Maryland with a Bachelor’s and a Master’s, along with his PA certification from George Washington University.
“The Lauren Campbell Award honors those who exemplify excellence and compassion in their roles, and Mark Kline, a Physician Assistant at Frederick Breathe Free, embodies these qualities,” founder and chairman of National Breathe Free Matt Ghanem said. “His unwavering dedication to patient care and his compassionate approach set a high standard for us all. Mark’s remarkable contributions truly deserve this recognition.”
The annual Breathe Free Conference hosted by National Breathe Free ran from April 24 to April 28 and honored several members from centers across the country.
Frederick Breathe Free operates as an Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) practice, affiliated with National Breathe Free, according to their website. They list their services to encompass a spectrum of treatments tailored to address allergies, sinus complications, and various ear, nose, and throat ailments. Their Board Certified Otolaryngologist is Dr. Jamie Oberman.
