CarterBaldwin Executive Search is proud to partner again with Pepperdine University in the appointment of Amy Bronson, EdD as the founding Dean of the School of Physician Assistant Studies.
“I’m thrilled to welcome the Founding Dean of the School of Physician Assistant Studies, Dr. Amy Bronson, to Pepperdine and the College of Health Science,” said Dr. Michael Feltner, founding Dean of the College of Health Science. “Dean Bronson brings a wealth of experience as a practicing physician assistant, faculty member, and leader. Equally important, Dean Bronson is a Christian who has a deep and abiding love of the Lord. Through her leadership, Dean Bronson will infuse Pepperdine Mission and Christian values in every component of the School of Physician Assistant Studies.”
Before joining Pepperdine, Bronson served as Dean of the Texas Master of Physician Assistant Program at West Coast University. She previously held leadership roles at Colorado Mesa University as the founding Program Director of the Master of Physician Assistant Studies Program and Assistant Vice President for Research and Innovation.
Bronson brings more than 15 years of clinical experience as a PA, specializing in otolaryngology and plastic and reconstructive surgery. In addition to her clinical and academic work, Bronson has held leadership roles with the American Academy of Physician Assistants Team Initiative and Healthier Colorado. She also served as President of the Colorado Academy of Physician Assistants.
She earned her EdD in leadership in higher education from Bethel University, an MMS from St. Francis University, and a BA in speech communication from Metropolitan State College of Denver. She holds a certificate in Physician Assistant Studies.
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About Pepperdine University
Pepperdine University is a private Christian university located 30 miles west of Downtown Los Angeles in Malibu, California. Rooted in the Christian tradition, Pepperdine is committed to both the relentless pursuit of truth through academic and scholarly excellence and to embodying Christian faith and values. With students at the heart of the educational enterprise, the University prepares approximately 9,000 scholars for lives of purpose, service, and leadership across its flagship liberal arts school, Seaver College, the College of Health Science, and four graduate schools of law, business, education and psychology and public policy.
