Pam Rosema

Pam Rosema is an Instructor at Augusta University, holding academic appointments in the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia and the Department of Respiratory Therapy within the College of Allied Health Sciences. She is actively involved in medical and respiratory therapy education.

Education:

• MHA in Health/Health Care Administration/Management, Medical University of South Carolina, 1992
• BS in Biology/Biological Sciences, University of Toledo, 1980
• AS in Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist, University of Toledo, 1979

Her research and professional interests center on respiratory therapy, critical care support, and perioperative medicine. With decades of experience, she contributes significantly to clinical education and healthcare training, particularly in life support systems and respiratory care protocols.

Pam Rosema holds numerous certifications, including Fundamental Critical Care Support Instructor (2003), Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor (1992), Basic Life Support Instructor (1990), and Registered Respiratory Therapist (1981). She has maintained active professional engagement since 1985.

Professional Memberships:

• Society of Critical Care Medicine (2004 – Present)
• American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Education Committee (2002 – Present)
• C.P.R. Committee (1995 – Present)
• American Association of Respiratory Care (1985 – Present)

She teaches ANES 5014: Respiratory Care and contributes to curriculum development and clinical instruction. There is no public information on grants, research articles, or advisees. Her work emphasizes clinical training, patient safety, and interdisciplinary care in acute and critical settings.