Professor Ewald is an experienced PA with over 14 years of experience in emergency medicine. He started his PA education over 10 years ago as an adjunct and has served as a preceptor, full time faculty member, and mentor. He also has clinical experience in telehealth and family medicine. Professor Ewald has served as a mentor to pre-PA students for years with an interest in curriculum content development, simulation, rubric development, and student-faculty wellness. He has served in various leadership roles throughout his tenure as a PA and has assisted in the development of PA fellowship programs in South Carolina, where he currently resides. He enjoys San Diego and the ability to serve as an adjunct for the PLNU PA Program nearly since the start of the program.
Education
Undergraduate Degree - West Virginia University (BS in Exercise Physiology)
Graduate Degree - Medical University of South Carolina (MS in Physician Assistant Studies)
Courses Taught
Adjunct faculty for all didactic and clinical year courses
Experience in Field
Emergency Medicine, Telehealth, and Family Medicine clinical experience
Full-time PA Program Faculty experience
Professional and Community Involvement
South Carolina Academy of PAs
American Academy of PAs
Dissertations, Presentations, and Publications
· Overcash, M., Ewald, M., (2016) A progressive pruritic rash with blisters. Case study, Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. Vol 29, No. 5, Pg 60. 05/2016