- medical school: The Ohio State University College of Medicine
- internship: Advocate Christ Medical Center, Oak Lawn, IL
- residency: Advocate Christ Medical Center, Oak Lawn, IL - pediatrics
- fellowship: Children's Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO - pediatric infectious diseases
- board certification: general pediatrics; pediatric infectious diseases
J. Michael Klatte, MD, Division Chief
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10/23/24hub content
why are cases of whooping cough and pneumonia on the rise?
09/27/23hub content
when to be concerned about RSV
07/19/22hub content
what is parechovirus and how can I protect my child?
11/08/21hub content
can I get the COVID-19 vaccine and the flu vaccine at the same time?
09/13/21patient story
a true team effort for Rosalia
08/04/21hub content
COVID-19 testing at home
05/24/21hub content
keeping your family safe this summer while navigating COVID-19
03/26/21hub content
Is the COVID vaccine safe for my teenager?
01/15/21hub content
covid-19 safety measures create nearly non-existent flu season
12/14/20hub content
Is it safe to exchange gifts this holiday season?
11/12/20hub content
Is it possible to safely gather indoors for the holidays?
expertise
antimicrobial stewardship; C. difficile infection; Enterovirus and Human Parechovirus infections
bio
J. Michael Klatte, MD, is chief, division of infectious disease at Dayton Children's Hospital and the physician director of the antimicrobial stewardship program. His role aims to effectively treat infections while protecting patients from harm caused by unnecessary antibiotic use, and combat antibiotic resistance. Dr. Klatte is also an associate professor at the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine.
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09/10/25
He was just fantastic. Our entire experience. We love that he is so passionate about what he does. And he's such a great doctor, especially with children. Thank you.
08/27/25
Dr. Klatte was very sweet, helped explains my sons issues to where we both would understand. He would say funny things to make my son feel more comfortable.
06/04/25
They are a great team. Taking care to hear our sons concerns & explaining the process as he goes.
05/27/25
The physician was very kind, listened to us, met us where we were at, took time to show us things, draw things out, hear us, ensure that all of our questions were answered, and ensure that we had no further complications and that we are set for success to be able to be successful and cared for at our home.
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