Christopher Adams

Christopher Adams serves as a Lecturer in the Allied Health Division at Central Penn College, where he has been a full-time healthcare educator since 2021. He teaches core courses including Medical Terminology, Pharmacology, Medical Insurance, and Clinical Procedures, emphasizing foundational knowledge and patient-centered care in healthcare education.

His educational background includes:

• Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management (anticipated 2023) from Central Penn College
• Associate of Science in Medical Assisting (2019) from Central Penn College
• Certificate in Phlebotomy Technician (2019) from Central Penn College
• Certificate in Emergency Medical Technician Basic Program (2010)
• Certificate in Trauma Advanced Life Support (US Army, 2003)
• Certificate in Basic Trauma Life Support (US Army, 2002)
• Certificate in Emergency Medical Technician Basic/Intermediate and Advanced (US Army, 2002)

Adams' professional focus centers on practical healthcare training informed by 20+ years of clinical experience. His expertise spans medical assisting, emergency response, and clinical procedures, with strong emphasis on translating field experience into structured curricula that develop disciplined healthcare professionals. He prioritizes patient experience and ethical decision-making in all instructional domains.

He maintains active professional certifications as a Certified Medical Assistant (American Association of Medical Assistants), Certified Phlebotomy Technician (National Health Association), and Nationally Registered EMT (National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians/Red Cross). His instructional role includes curriculum development for healthcare administration and clinical practice without documented research grants or graduate student advisement.