Ian is a New Mexico native and alumnus of the University of St. Francis Physician Assistant Program. His clinical experience is in Pediatric Primary Care and has worked in this setting since 2011. He began his tenure in academia as an Adjunct Instructor for the USF PA Program in 2012 teaching small group clinical problem-solving skills and later teaching Clinical Pediatrics. He later joined the PA Program full-time as the Assistant Program Director, Clinical Coordinator, and Instructor in 2019. 

Ian lives in Albuquerque, NM with his wife and four children. In his free time, he enjoys home renovations, brewing beer, traveling with his wife and kids, and eating new cuisine. 

Educational Credentials 

• MBA, Healthcare Administration, University of St. Francis, 2022
• MS, Physician Assistant Studies, University of St. Francis, 2011
• BS, Biology, University of New Mexico, 2008
• BA, Chemistry, University of New Mexico, 2008 

Certifications 

• Executive Healthcare Leadership, Cornell University, 2019
  
• Healthcare Change Leadership, Cornell University, 2019
• Certification of Advanced Qualifications in Pediatrics, NCCPA, 2015
• Physician Assistant Certification, NCCPA, 2011

Course Director and Instructor for the following graduate didactic courses:  

• PAMS 600 – Introduction to the PA Profession 
• PAMS 627 – Clinical Pediatrics  
• PAMS 790 – Comprehensive Clinical Review

Co-instructor for the following graduate didactic courses: 

• PAMS – 621 Clinical Assessment I 
• PAMS – 622 Clinical Assessment II 
• PAMS – 623 Clinical Assessment III 
• PAMS – 635 Fundamentals of Surgery 

Course Director and Clinical Coordinator for the following graduate clinical courses: 

• PAMS – 700 Internal Medicine 
• PAMS – 705 General Surgery 
• PAMS – 710 Family Medicine 
• PAMS – 715 Emergency Medicine 
• PAMS – 720 Women’s Health 
• PAMS – 725 Pediatrics 
• PAMS – 735 Behavioral Aspects of Medicine 
• PAMS – 750 Elective Clinical Rotation