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Christine Rodgers is an Assistant Professor and current Director of the Physician Assistant Studies Hybrid Program at the University of Pittsburgh School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (SHRS). With clinical expertise in addiction medicine and a strong background in academic leadership, she integrates rigorous academics with practical clinical skills to train future healthcare professionals.
- Doctor of Education (EdD), University of Pittsburgh
- Master of Physician Assistant Sciences (MPAS), Saint Francis University
- Master of Public Health (MPH)
Rodgers’ research focuses on opioid use disorder, health policy, and standardized assessments in physician assistant education. Her work explores how curriculum design and exam complexity impact student performance, while her book chapter on digital health highlights telemedicine’s evolving role in healthcare delivery.
Rodgers’ recent publications emphasize assessment methodologies in medical education and analyze trends in health policy and digital health. These works underscore her commitment to advancing educational frameworks and healthcare innovation.
- Scientific Awards:
- Inducted to Pi Alpha, the National Honor Society for Physician Assistants
- Recipient of NCCPA Health Foundation Grant
- Pennsylvania Society of Physician Associates: Physician Assistant Educator of the Year (2024)
