Nathan Miracle

Nathan Miracle is an Assistant Professor and Director of Curriculum for the Physician Assistant Studies Hybrid Program at the University of Pittsburgh's School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. He is affiliated with the Department of Physician Assistant Studies and plays a key role in shaping PA education through curriculum development and clinical training.

Education:

• Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies, Missouri State University
• Bachelor of Science in Radiography, Missouri State University

His research interests focus on improving healthcare access for uninsured patients and assessing knowledge acquisition among Physician Assistant students. With a clinical background spanning 10 years in rural Missouri, he has practiced in both Orthopedics and Family Medicine, bringing real-world experience into his academic role.

Mr. Miracle is actively engaged in professional development and accreditation efforts, serving on the PACKRAT® Exam Development Board and maintaining membership in the Physician Assistant Education Association. His work reflects a strong commitment to advancing PA education and expanding healthcare equity.

Professional Affiliations:

• Physician Assistant Education Association
• PACKRAT® Exam Development Board

Nathan Miracle contributes to academic leadership as Director of Curriculum, where he oversees the didactic and hybrid components of the PA program. His prior experience as principal faculty and Director of Didactic Education at Missouri State University underscores his expertise in medical education leadership. No publications or advising history are listed in the provided text.