Mary Allias is the director of Didactic Education for the PA Studies Program and an assistant professor in the Department of PA Studies. Her instructional themes include health policy, therapeutic communication, clinical reasoning, and medical care across the lifespan. Her scholarly interests include instructional methods for enhancing clinical reasoning and communication as well as workforce issues surrounding the PA profession. She has presented her work at state and national forums. Her membership in state and national professional organizations has been highlighted by committee service and leadership roles. Allias welcomes collaboration with colleagues from all disciplines.
Awards and Honors
Distinguished Fellow, American Academy of PAs
Distinguished Teaching Award, Division of Community Health Services Programs, Department of Rehabilitation Science and Technology
Inducted to Pi Alpha, the National Honor Society for Physician Assistants
Physician Assistant Educator of the Year, Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants
Innovation in Education Award, Advisory Council on Instructional Excellence, Office of the Provost, University of Pittsburgh
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Programs
Education & Training
- MPAS, Saint Francis University, 2002
Awards
- Distinguished Teaching Award, Division of Community Health Services Programs, Department of Rehabilitation Science and Technology
- Physician Assistant Educator of the Year, Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants