About
Dr. Michael FitzGerald, M.D., completed his emergency medicine residency at Duke University Hospital and holds board certification as an emergency physician. He earned his bachelor's degree in nutrition and food science and spent his college years competing as an athlete, experience that directly shaped his interest in performance and preventive health. He also holds TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) certification.
Dr. FitzGerald approaches medicine like coaching: set specific goals, measure what matters, and adjust the plan as circumstances change. At Grossman Wellness Center, he builds data-driven programs around strength, cardiovascular risk, metabolic health, and long-term performance. He continues to work ER shifts in Colorado. Outside the clinic, he pursues racquet sports, golf, and time in the mountains with family and friends.
Education & Training
Undergraduate
Bachelor's degree in nutrition and food science
Residency
Emergency medicine residency, Duke University Hospital
Additional Training
TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) certification
Certifications
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. FitzGerald right for?
Dr. FitzGerald is a strong fit for athletes, executives, and performance-focused adults. Patients who want goal-oriented, data-driven health programs benefit from his coaching-style approach. He works well with those focused on strength, cardiovascular health, and metabolic optimization. His background in nutrition and emergency medicine also suits patients managing complex performance or preventive goals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. FitzGerald specializes in executive health, preventive medicine, and sports medicine. He builds individualized programs centered on strength, cardiovascular risk, and metabolic health. His background in nutrition and emergency medicine gives him a broad clinical foundation for performance-focused care.
Dr. FitzGerald approaches medicine like coaching. He sets specific goals with each patient, measures outcomes that matter, and adjusts the plan as circumstances change. This method suits patients who want structured, accountable progress toward long-term health and performance targets.
Dr. FitzGerald completed his emergency medicine residency at Duke University Hospital. He also holds a bachelor's degree in nutrition and food science, which informs his clinical focus on metabolic and performance health.
Yes, Dr. FitzGerald holds board certification as an emergency physician. He also carries TPI certification from the Titleist Performance Institute, reflecting his commitment to athletic performance and movement-based health.
Yes, Dr. FitzGerald continues to work ER shifts in Colorado alongside his role at Grossman Wellness Center. This active clinical work keeps his diagnostic and acute care skills sharp.
Dr. FitzGerald typically works with athletes, executives, and performance-driven adults. He focuses on patients who want to optimize strength, endurance, cardiovascular health, and metabolic function through structured, data-informed programs.
Nutrition plays a central role in how Dr. FitzGerald designs care programs. He earned his undergraduate degree in nutrition and food science, and he integrates that knowledge into his metabolic health and performance protocols.
Doctor profile last updated March 21, 2026