Cody Davis, PA

Imagine you’re 8 years old, riding your bicycle outside, and in an instant – everything changes. That’s what happened when Cody Davis, PA-C, flipped over his handlebars, lacerating his liver and causing severe internal bleeding. He was rushed to the emergency department, underwent emergency surgery, and spent seven days recovering in the hospital. That experience is exactly what led to Cody becoming a certified physician assistant.

Before becoming a physician assistant, Cody grew up in Snellville, graduated from Grayson High School, and spent years teaching martial arts at his family’s studio in Lawrenceville. He later earned his bachelor’s degree in neuroscience from Georgia State University in Atlanta and his master’s degree in physician assistant studies from Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers.

Apart from his clinical career, Cody has spent the past few years working as a principal faculty member in the department of physician assistant studies at Brenau University in Gainesville, Georgia. He’s also worked as the director of clinical education, helping students get the real-world experience needed before graduation.

Outside of work, Cody enjoys spending time with his wife of 10 years and their 2-year-old daughter. He and his wife serve on their church’s worship team, where he plays guitar. Cody also enjoys woodworking, golfing, and visiting his family’s martial arts school, which is still run by his mother and brother.