Faculty & Staff - Physician Assistant Studies UTHSCSA

Donald N. Allison, MPAS, PA-C
Assistant Professor
Academic Coordinator

Mr. Allison is a 1989 graduate of Trevecca Nazarene College with an undergraduate degree in Allied Health, PA emphasis. He expanded his studies at the University of Nebraska with a Masters Degree in PA studies, Emergency Medicine emphasis.
He worked in Migrant Community Health for the first 5 years of his career and then began working in Emergency Medicine.

Mr. Allison has a special interest in languages and cultures. He has spent time in Mexico, India and China. In 2004, he had the privilege of being involved in a pilot project to introduce the PA profession to the United Kingdom. One of the goals of the project was to look at the model of the Physician Assistant as a solution to the manpower shortage problems in the UK. Living in England for two years, afforded him personal experience with socialized medicine in an emergency room setting and exposure to people from all over the world. Mr. Allison is excited about being a part of the UTHSCSA PA program due to its commitment to the Latino culture, service to the community and concern for the underserved.

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	Donald N. Allison, MPAS, PA-C Assistant Professor Academic Coordinator Mr. Allison is a 1989 graduate of Trevecca Nazarene College with an undergraduate degree in Allied Health, PA emphasis. He expanded his studies at the University of Nebraska with a Masters Degree in PA studies, Emergency Medicine emphasis. He worked in Migrant Community Health for the first 5 years of his career and then began working in Emergency Medicine. Mr. Allison has a special interest in languages and cultures. He has spent time in Mexico, India and China. In 2004, he had the privilege of being involved in a pilot project to introduce the PA profession to the United Kingdom. One of the goals of the project was to look at the model of the Physician Assistant as a solution to the manpower shortage problems in the UK. Living in England for two years, afforded him personal experience with socialized medicine in an emergency room setting and exposure to people from all over the world. Mr. Allison is excited about being a part of the UTHSCSA PA program due to its commitment to the Latino culture, service to the community and concern for the underserved. Return to Faculty/Staff page TOP of page	Some documents below require Adobe Acrobat Reader, available free from Adobe Software - please click here to go to the Adobe website for download. News from PA Studies! Apply online through CASPA Supplemental Application To be sent to UTHSCSA Viewbook Insert Application process School Equivalency Sheets Unofficial Transcript Evaluation form: .doc or .pdf Applicant Orientations Financial Information Faculty & Staff PA Student Life Student Projects Contact & Site Info School of Allied Health Sciences homepage University homepage TOP of page Attention: ALUMNI
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