Andrew Hasbrouck

Andrew Hasbrouck serves as Clinical Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator in the Allied Health department of Marist University's School of Science, joining the faculty in early 2025. With 17 years of combined clinical experience spanning emergency medicine, family medicine, and military field medicine including combat trauma, he brings extensive frontline medical expertise to the Physician Assistant Program.

His academic foundation includes a BS in Biomedical Sciences (2016) and MS in Physician Assistant Studies (2019), both from Marist College. Prior to formal education, he served as a forward deployed Infantryman in the US Army, receiving specialized medical training and field application.

Research interests focus on emergency medicine protocols, military-civilian medical knowledge transfer, trauma care systems, and clinical education methodologies for physician assistants. His work emphasizes developing world-class practitioners through evidence-based training and real-world clinical exposure, leveraging his unique dual perspective from military and civilian healthcare settings.

Professional dedication extends to continuing education and mentorship, having served as an adjunct faculty member at Marist since 2019. He maintains active clinical practice while shaping the next generation of healthcare providers through the university's Physician Assistant Program.