Paul Coleman

Paul Coleman serves as an Instructor in the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies Program at Thomas Jefferson University, with campuses at East Falls (Philadelphia) and New Jersey. His role focuses on training future physician assistants through the university's dual-location program.

His educational foundation includes:

• DMSc in Emergency Management and Global Health, University of Lynchburg (2023)
• MMS in Physician Assistant Studies, Arcadia University (2005)
• BS in Biology and Physiology with Chemistry minor, California State University - Long Beach (2002)

Research centers on global surgical initiatives, particularly arthroplasty outreach in resource-limited settings and ethical frameworks for international surgical missions. His work bridges emergency response systems with orthopedic care delivery, emphasizing sustainable healthcare models and cross-cultural competency in surgical practice.

Professional recognition includes:

• Pi Alpha Honor Society membership
• Alpha Alpha Alpha Honor Society (Iota Sigma Chapter, Thomas Jefferson University)

Certifications in Advanced Wilderness Life Support (AWLS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), and Basic Life Support (BLS) underpin his clinical expertise in emergency and surgical care contexts.