Amanda Breeden

Amanda Breeden serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physician Assistant Program within the College of Allied Health Sciences at Augusta University. Her academic appointment centers on clinical education and primary care training for physician assistant students through comprehensive didactic and practicum coursework.

Her educational background includes:

• MPAS, Physician Assistant, Augusta University (2012)
• BSRS, Diagnostic Medical Sonography/Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician, Augusta University (2008)

Dr. Breeden's research focuses on practical clinical applications in primary care settings, with emphasis on chronic disease management and case-based learning. Her work spans cardiology, endocrinology, neurology, and pulmonology, addressing complex conditions through evidence-based approaches. She integrates clinical expertise with educational innovation to prepare students for real-world medical challenges.

Her 2022-2023 publications demonstrate a strong trend toward case study methodology and management protocols for chronic conditions, highlighting interdisciplinary connections between specialties like obstetrics-cardiology and neurology-oncology. These works consistently emphasize primary care applicability and patient-centered treatment strategies.

Her professional recognition includes:

• Chairman's Award of Excellence (2012)

As an educator, Dr. Breeden teaches 15+ courses annually including Senior Thesis, Critical Care, Cardiology, and Obstetrics/Gynecology. She serves on the CAHS Interprofessional Education Committee (2022-2024), developing cross-disciplinary training initiatives. Her clinical certifications (DEAL 2016, ACL/BLS 2015, PHA 2012) directly inform her evidence-based teaching methodology across anatomy, diagnostics, and specialty medicine modules.