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Shanna Pressley is a Clinical Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator in the Physician Associate Program at Berry College, part of the School of Health Sciences. She plays a key role in shaping future physician associates through academic leadership and clinical training.
Her educational background includes:
- BS in Medical Technology, Lincoln Memorial University
- MSHS in Physician Assistant Studies, The George Washington University
- Doctor of Medical Science, Medical Education Concentration, Lincoln Memorial University (2024)
Dr. Pressley's research and teaching interests center on clinical medicine, with a strong focus on Emergency Medicine, Hospital Internal Medicine, and Organ and Tissue Donation. Her field experience spans diverse areas including Primary Care, Urgent Care, Abdominal Transplant Surgery, Anesthesia, and care for underserved populations. She is passionate about instilling compassion, dedication, and high standards in patient care among her students.
Although no publications are listed, her career reflects a strong commitment to clinical education and practice, particularly in high-acuity medical environments.
Her notable recognition includes:
- Faculty of the Year, Emory and Henry School of Health Sciences (2023)
Dr. Pressley has extensive experience precepting students, including at the Mel Leaman Free Clinic, and is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of PAs. She transitioned to Berry College after a successful tenure at Emory and Henry, bringing rich clinical and educational expertise. Her work emphasizes service to underserved communities and excellence in clinical training.
She is actively involved in professional organizations such as the American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA) and the PA Education Association (PAEA), contributing to the advancement of the profession.
