Erin G. Wolf, BSN, MS, PA-C, is the Program Director for the Department of Medical Science. Erin obtained her Master of Science degree from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from West Chester University.  She has worked in healthcare for approximately 25 years in various settings; as a nurse, she worked with patients in various critical care settings at local Philadelphia hospitals. After completing her physician assistant training, Erin joined a fast-paced, premier orthopedic surgery practice where she has maintained employment for over 18 years. She also had the opportunity to work in student health services at Princeton University treating undergraduate and graduate students in need of general medical attention and support. Erin joined the Arcadia Physician Assistant Program in August of 2017, with 4 years of prior experience in higher education as a lecture, adjunct professor and facilitator. Among her many professional memberships, Erin is a Fellow of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. Her research interests include pain management protocols and PA admissions processes. Erin reviews manuscripts for the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery and for Journal of Orthopedics for Physician Assistants. Erin has worked in both the didactic and clinical components of the physician assistant program. She began as an Academic Coordinator and went on to become the Director for the Physical Diagnosis courses in the program, before entering the role of Program Director.