Erica Robinson

Erica Robinson is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine. She serves as a core educator in clinical training programs, particularly for Physician Assistant (PA) students. Her roles include coaching Yale PA Program teams in national competitions such as the AAPA National Medical Challenge Bowl and the iScan Point-of-care Ultrasound Competition, where her teams achieved first-place victories in 2025. Dr. Robinson holds an MD from Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine (2016) and a BS in Brain, Behavior, and Cognitive Science from the University of Michigan (2009).

Her educational focus extends to clinical skills development, medical professionalism, and interprofessional collaboration. While primarily known for her contributions to PA education, her work emphasizes translating clinical expertise into effective teaching methodologies. She has mentored multiple students who have excelled in national academic and practical skill competitions, underscoring her impact on student development. No specific research grants or awards are explicitly noted in the provided materials.

Dr. Robinson’s involvement with the Yale PA Program includes leadership in clinical skills education and curriculum design, as highlighted by her teams’ successes in high-stakes competitions. Her professional activities reflect a commitment to advancing medical education and student achievement in clinical practice domains.