Christina Davis

Christina Davis is an Assistant Professor and Chair of the Department of Physician Assistant Studies at the University of Pittsburgh's School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (SHRS). She is actively engaged in clinical practice in urgent care and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Education at the University of Pittsburgh.

Education:

• Bachelor of Health Science, Saint Francis University
• Master of Physician Assistant Science, Saint Francis University
• Master of Business Administration, Saint Francis University
• Currently pursuing: Doctor of Education, University of Pittsburgh

Her research focuses on advancing the physician assistant profession, particularly in expanding the role of PAs and evaluating their impact on patient outcomes. She has a strong commitment to PA education and interprofessional healthcare training.

Her recent publications center on axial spondyloarthritis, with a focus on diagnosis, classification, and treatment updates, reflecting her engagement with both clinical medicine and evidence-based practice.

Scientific Awards:

• Inducted to Pi Alpha, the National Honor Society for Physician Assistants (2022)
• Innovation in Education Award, Advisory Council on Instructional Excellence, University of Pittsburgh (2024-2025)

Christina Davis is a dedicated educator and leader in PA education, with extensive clinical experience and a growing record of scholarly contributions. She previously served as an adjunct assistant professor and academic coordinator at Saint Francis University, demonstrating long-standing commitment to the field. She mentors future healthcare professionals and contributes to curriculum development and educational innovation.

She is actively involved in the Department of Physician Assistant Studies and leads initiatives related to clinical training, educational excellence, and professional development within the SHRS community.