Shaun Grammer

Shaun Grammer, DMSc, PA-C serves as Chair of the Department of Medical Sciences and Program Director of the Physician Assistant Program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center's College of Allied Health Professions, holding the academic rank of Associate Professor. With leadership experience across multiple institutions since 2010, he oversees academic administration and PA education curriculum development.

His educational background includes:

• Doctorate of Medical Science (DMSc) from University of Lynchburg (2020)
• Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Des Moines University (2007)
• Dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Psychology and Exercise Science from Iowa State University (2004)

Dr. Grammer's research integrates clinical practice with educational innovation, focusing on Physician Assistant education methodologies, program assessment frameworks, and clinical applications in Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and Pediatrics. His scholarship emphasizes evidence-based approaches to improve educational outcomes and clinical decision-making, particularly regarding hematologic conditions like Immune Thrombocytopenia Purpura across diverse patient populations.

Publication analysis reveals dual thematic trajectories: educational research centered on assessment best practices in PA training, and clinical case studies examining ITP presentations in athletes and young adults. This synergy between pedagogical innovation and clinical expertise defines his scholarly contributions.

As Program Director, Dr. Grammer mentors PA students while leading national initiatives through the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA) as Director-At-Large and committee member. His community impact extends to chairing Cornerstone Nonprofit Healthcare's Board of Directors, demonstrating commitment to both academic excellence and accessible community healthcare services.