Gina P.
Education
- Miami University Graduate Student, Master of Medical Science in Physician Associate Studies, 2023-Current
- University of Detroit Mercy, Bachelor of Science in Biology, Honors Program; Minored in Leadership
Health Care Experience
- Certified Dermatology Technician
- Certified Phlebotomist
- Nephrology Medical Assistant
- Volunteer Dental Assistant
- Patient Transport Volunteer
- Operating Room Volunteer
Certifications
- AHA- ACLS
- AHA- PALS
- AHA- BLS
- Certified Dermatology Technician
- Certified Phlebotomist
Research
- Health Policy Advocacy Topic: Lung Cancer in Rural Communities - Poster presentation
- Research interest, novel approaches to healthcare and disease prevention. Currently researching the link between gastrointestinal health and behavioral health, developing a review article, pending submission for publication.
Prior Research Activities
- General undergraduate lab experience included, a thesis with a focus on “Neurodevelopmental disorders in Children: A Review of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder”; student nephrology research technician.
- Poster presentations: uterine sarcoma, analysis of Pathogenic Moraxella Catarrhalis, Effects of Thyroxine Exposure on Xenopus Laevis
Community Interests and Activities
- Member American Academy of Physician Associates
- Member Ohio Association of Physician Assistants
- Member Ohio Rural Health Association
- Emerging Leaders Medallion Award
- Emerging Leaders Pin Award
Clinical Interests
- Dermatology
- Integrative Medicine
- Pediatrics
- Gastroenterology
- Behavioral Health
- Women’s Health
“Why Miami?”
“I applied to Miami University as the programs mission and vision resonated so well with my own career ambitions. It is important to me that I serve all my patients and communities with exceptional care. I wish to be a clinician that is grounded in evidence-based medicine, engaging in research, and increasing access to integrative care that will serve to accommodate their holistic needs. Furthermore, I appreciate Miami University's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion as being integral to their students academic and clinical development toward that aim. It was after touring the campus, speaking with the passionate faculty, and exploring the innovative spaces at the new Clinical Health and Science and Wellness building, that I felt truly connected! I knew that Miami University was the right program for me to pursue my goal of becoming a clinician!”