Locations
| Schedule An Appointment | Clinical Office Address |
|---|---|
| (801) 585-7575 | Imaging & Neurosciences Center 729 Arapeen Dr Salt Lake City, UT 84108 |
Bio
Meghan Zorn, PA-C is involved in all aspects of the Deep Brain Stimulation Program, including pre-operative patient selection, medication management, intraoperative care, and post-operative programming. Meghan also educates patients, families, students, and clinicians about Deep Brain Stimulation and sees patients with Parkinson’s disease, as well as other movement disorders.
Board Certification and Academic Information
| Academic Departments | Neurology - Advanced Practice Clinician |
| Academic Divisions | Sleep and Movement Disorders |
Patient Ratings
The Patient Rating score is an average of all responses to physician related questions on our nationally-recognized Press Ganey Patient Satisfaction Survey.
Responses are measured on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the best score.
UofU Patient February 14, 2014
I appreciated the fact that Megan had researched my recent history prior to my visit. Thus, she was able to know what my situation was.
UofU Patient February 09, 2014I love Meghan
UofU Patient January 30, 2014I really like when I get to see Megan Zorn. She is so upbeat and makes me feel good.
UofU Patient January 10, 2014Meghan Zorn is an excellent care provider; taking time to explain things to me and answering all my questions to my satisfaction. She is knowledgeable about my condition and listens to all my concerns. She always makes me feel like she has time for me.
UofU Patient December 15, 2013I was very happy with the care Megan gave me.
UofU Patient December 14, 2013megan was very good she listened answered my questioned and truly cares about here patients.
UofU Patient December 07, 2013I never feel rushed at the clinic. Provider takes her time explaining and listening.
UofU Patient December 05, 2013I would recommend the entire neurology department - they smile, they are concerned. It seems I have been lucky as the team has been good since my first visit.
UofU Patient November 12, 2013I don't think PA should be changing medications - Especially up/down 1 pill a day???? There needs to be more done for my tenors
UofU Patient October 24, 2013She was not aware of what was done in his recent surgery. She moved his DBS settings a lot and then put them back to the settings after surgery which was no help at all. I could make that change at home. He is doing worse now then when we went in. She seemed unsure of what to do. I felt like it was a wasted visit.
UofU Patient October 14, 2013Concerned about me as a person and does a very good job of making the visit a positive time
UofU Patient October 09, 2013They took me off the drug which I had taken for 10 years and then put me back on it.
UofU Patient September 25, 2013Very thorough and very helpful!
UofU Patient August 23, 2013I just wish that we could have some more natural solutions to my Parkinson's than adding new meds all the time.
UofU Patient August 22, 2013very helpful
UofU Patient August 19, 2013Meghan is always good about explaining what we're doing and I enjoy having students present
UofU Patient August 04, 2013you all deserve 5 star ratings
UofU Patient July 01, 2013Every time i see this survey--which seems often--i say only great things re: the entire neurological department. Kind, concerned, amusing, thorough, steady, trustworthy, skilled. Don't let me go on, but i truly love John Steffens and Megan Zorn. They have saved my emotional life several times.
UofU Patient June 12, 2013very good experience
UofU Patient June 10, 2013I wish I felt like someone could give me more answers as to how to make sense of what I am going through with the Dyskinesia and Dystonia.
UofU Patient June 10, 2013Excellent
UofU Patient June 02, 2013I love Meghan Zorn... excuse me, Doctor Zorn. I can trust her with my life: she cares, she is always (since the day met her) on top of things and she has a genuine concern for my health. She is not only my care provider, but I consider her my friend as well!
UofU Patient May 16, 2013She was wonderful. She explained everything, and was very kind.
UofU Patient May 13, 2013Dr. Zorn was specific yet very understandable in explanations and discussion. Thanks!
UofU Patient May 12, 2013This is a good group
UofU Patient May 09, 2013PA Zorn gives me the feeling that she is really interested about my well being. She takes the extra time to set and talk about my illness and concerns. A personal touch that I have only received from PA Zorn is how she walks with me too the front office. She is easy to talk to.
UofU Patient April 30, 2013I feel very comfortable with Meghan, if she doesn't know the answer to a question she looks it up on the computer right then. I feel I can talk to her about anything and it will be non-judgemental & confidential.
UofU Patient March 12, 2013I have not had better care anywhere.
UofU Patient February 17, 2013My mental attitude is greatly reinforced from the staff and p.a. and doctor
UofU Patient February 11, 2013good
UofU Patient February 11, 2013as is the case, we were well attended too.
UofU Patient February 11, 2013Your people are the very best!
UofU Patient February 08, 2013Megan Zorn was great! She took a great deal of time answering all my questions. She asked for input from my husband too, which I think is very important. I was very impressed that she called me later in the day to recommend a drug after she had consulted with another specialist.
UofU Patient February 05, 2013I have always hhad very goodexperience with your facility and staff
UofU Patient January 14, 2013Excellent visit with PA. She offered several solutions for my situation.
UofU Patient December 31, 2012This was my first experience with the PA.
UofU Patient December 27, 2012need to see Dr. more than once a year.
UofU Patient December 19, 2012good experience
UofU Patient November 28, 2012My main concern was that she cut me off when I tried to tell what I was going through. She was a little condescending at times.
UofU Patient November 19, 2012I felt very comfortable
UofU Patient November 16, 2012Very concerned about how to take my medications.
UofU Patient November 06, 2012pa Zorn is exceptional. She is very easy to talk to and makes me feel comfortable and important. I have complete trust in both Dr. Thulin and pa Zorn. This isn't always the case, I was so disappointed in the approach of the first Neurologist I saw in Ogden, that I delayed accepting any treatment until I started going to Dr. Thulin about 18 months later.
UofU Patient October 31, 2012thorough and friendly
UofU Patient October 30, 2012We love Megan. We have recommended her to others. She has done so much for my husband.
UofU Patient September 24, 2012She was very good.
UofU Patient August 09, 2012Megan is a PA, but she is as good as any other physician I have been to for my Parkinsons.
UofU Patient July 23, 2012AWESOME
UofU Patient July 04, 2012Wish they could tell us what is wrong with my husband. Doesn't seem to know what is wrong with him.
UofU Patient June 29, 2012We have already seen some improvement in John's condition since the visit. Megan was very helpful and we appreciate her efforts and concern about John.
UofU Patient June 15, 2012very,good overall.
UofU Patient May 15, 2012It was a very positive visit. Like my previous visits I felt as if I was talking to a friend who was very concerned about my condition. There was no rush to get me in and out in a set time. I would recommend the PA and the doctor highly - they seem to really care about their patients.
UofU Patient May 10, 2012I was pleased that the PA (zorn) picked up on my voice problems and gave me some prescriptions for voice therapy.
UofU Patient May 07, 2012Megan is excellent.
UofU Patient February 13, 2012She is excellent!
UofU Patient January 19, 2012Magen does a great job.
UofU Patient January 19, 2012We enjoy our time with Megan. She is familiar with John's condition and is very helpful in providing suggestions and recommendations that have been very beneficial.
Patient Comments
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