Craig Matsumoto

Craig Matsumoto is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physician Assistant Studies at Widener University. He holds a DHSc (Doctor of Health Science), PA-C certification, and has completed a clinical fellowship in surgical neurophysiology. His professional mission focuses on preparing students for impactful healthcare careers.

Education:

• Bachelor’s degree in Physician Assistant Studies from Hahnemann University
• Master’s degree in Physician Assistant Studies
• Doctorate in Health Science (DHSc)

Research Interests: Specializes in intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring, particularly in neurosurgical and spinal procedures. His work focuses on improving clinical outcomes through advanced monitoring techniques and optimizing surgical approaches for skull base and spinal surgeries.

Publications: Has contributed to peer-reviewed articles on topics such as neurophysiological monitoring in endoscopic skull base surgeries, spinal cord stimulation complications, and thoracic spinal cord ischemia during surgery.

Certifications: Board-certified as a Physician Assistant (PA-C).

Professional Engagement: Active in clinical education and neurosurgical monitoring, with affiliations in Widener’s Physician Assistant Studies program.