Matthew Fraire

Matthew Fraire, PA-C is a Clinical Instructor of Family Medicine at the University of Southern California. He holds a Master’s in Medical Sciences from Marshall B. Ketchum University (2020) and a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences from UC Davis (2012). His career includes roles as an EMT in Los Angeles and Orange Counties, Emergency Room Technician at Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital, and volunteer with the Flying Samaritans in El Hongo, Mexico.

• Education:
• B.S. Biological Sciences, UC Davis (2012)
• M.S. Medical Sciences, Marshall B. Ketchum University (2020)

His clinical focus emphasizes primary care and substance abuse treatment in underserved communities. He completed a clinical fellowship at Western University and is NCCPA board certified. Professional memberships include the American Academy of Physician Assistants and California Academy of Physician Assistants.

No scientific awards were explicitly listed, though his volunteer work reflects dedication to community health. He has not been noted to advise formal academic students or lead research grants. His professional narrative highlights compassionate patient care and advocacy for healthcare equity.

Outside academia, he volunteers with Flying Samaritans, a nonprofit providing healthcare access in Mexico, and enjoys travel, hiking, and food exploration.