Dr. Nicolas Marsheh

Dr. Marsheh is a dedicated internal medicine physician with a robust clinical, academic, and entrepreneurial background. He earned his MD from Damascus University School of Medicine in 1995 and furthered his expertise as a participant in the Endocrinology Research Program at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor in 1997. Dr. Marsheh completed a Transitional Year Program in 1998 and an Internal Medicine Residency Program in 2001, both at Providence Hospital in Southfield, Michigan.

During his residency, Dr. Marsheh presented several case studies at the American College of Physicians in Traverse City, Michigan. From 2001 to 2005, he practiced internal medicine in medically underserved areas of Detroit, Michigan, demonstrating his commitment to community health. In 2009, he founded Forum Medical Clinic, which has since grown into a multi-location practice offering diverse services. He holds long-standing affiliations with several hospitals across the Detroit Metropolitan Area, serving on various committees and contributing to patient care at all levels, including hospitals, nursing homes, and outpatient offices.

Board-certified in internal medicine since 2001, Dr. Marsheh has maintained this distinction without interruption. Passionate about primary care and preventative medicine, he has a special focus on geriatric populations and chronic disease management.

Having moved to Michigan from Syria in 1996, Dr. Marsheh has spent his entire professional journey in the state. Outside of his medical career, he enjoys playing tennis with the United States Tennis Association and indulging his passion for fast cars.