Rhonda Pulver

Rhonda Pulver serves as Associate Professor and inaugural Director of Clinical Education for the Physician Assistant Program within Logan University's College of Health Sciences. A veteran clinician and educator with over 13 years of experience navigating PA curriculum standards, she integrates clinical practice with academic leadership in interprofessional healthcare settings.

Her educational foundation includes a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Wayne State University (2005).

Dr. Pulver's research and teaching focuses on interprofessional team-based care models, interdisciplinary medical training frameworks, youth sports injury prevention strategies, and healthcare workforce development through innovative medical education. She champions holistic patient-centered approaches that bridge chiropractic, physical therapy, and conventional medical disciplines.

Clinically active in interprofessional team-based practice alongside chiropractors (including Logan graduates), physical therapists, physicians, and nurse practitioners, she demonstrates applied integration of her research interests. Her national service contributions advance PA profession standards while emphasizing community health impact.