Anne Schempp

Anne Schempp is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Physician Assistant Studies at Shenandoah University’s School of Health Professions. She has been employed since 2009 and holds leadership roles in assessment and curriculum development. Her expertise includes national-level assessment work with the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA) and directing didactic education programs.

Educational Background:

• EdD in Higher Education Administration, Northeastern University (Dissertation: Professional Identity Development in PA Students)
• MPAS, Saint Francis University
• BS in Health Sciences, Saint Francis University

Research & Practice: Focuses on interprofessional advising models (ADVISE initiative), curriculum innovation, and global healthcare experiences in Mexico, Nicaragua, Romania, and Papua New Guinea. She co-leads the Summer Institute for Teaching & Assessment and has contributed to multiple curriculum revisions (2010, 2016, 2019).

Awards: Recognized for teaching excellence, cross-cultural contributions, and leadership in healthcare education. Served as inaugural chair of PAEA’s End of Curriculum Examination Development Board (2017–present).

Professional Work: Over 20 years as a practicing PA in primary care, occupational medicine, and women’s health. Collaborates with interprofessional teams to enhance student advising and professional identity formation.