Andrew D. Booth, MS, PA-C Education 2009-Present AT Still University School of Health Management Program: Doctorate of Health Education Anticipated completion date: Dec. 2015 2000-2002 Physician Assistant Program Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI Degree: Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies 1999-2000 Grand Valley State University, Allendale, MI Concentrations: Anatomy and Physiology Non-degree seeking 1994-1998 Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Biology Minor: Psychology Certifications 2002-Present National Committee on Certification of Physician Assistants 2002-Present BLS 2002-Present ACLS 2002-2004 PALS 2002-2004 National Committee on Certification of Physician Assistants- Surgery Certification Licensure 2002-Present Physician Assistant, Michigan Experience 2007-Present Grand Valley State University Department Chair (June, 2012) Assistant Professor Physician Assistant Studies Program Grand Rapids, MI 49503
2003-Present Spectrum Health Medical Group Urgent Care Division Grand Rapids, MI 49503 Physician Assistant 2002-2003 1999-2000 Central Michigan Community Hospital Emergency Dept./Urgent Care Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 Physician Assistant Spectrum Health, Kent Community Campus Grand Rapids, MI 49503 Pharmacy Technician Professional Memberships and Service 2001-Present American Academy of Physician Assistants Nominating Committee (2010-2014) Fellow Member 2001-Present Michigan Academy of Physician Assistants Fellow Member Delegate (2005-2013) to the American Academy of PA s Chief Delegate (2008-2011) to the American Academy of PA s Student Liaison (2004-2005) Region IV Representative (2004-2006) President (2006-2007) Immediate Past President (2007-2008) 2008-Present Society for Simulation in Healthcare Member of the Physician Assistant Specialty Interest Group 2007- Present Physician Assistant Education Association Member Simulation Special Interest Group (2009-present) Interprofessional Education Special Interest Group (2012- present) 2002-Present Regional Alumni Representative for Central Michigan University 2003-2004 Immediate Past President: Student Academy of the American Academy of Physician Assistants (SAAAPA). Serve on SAAAPA BOD and AAPA BOD Chair of Elections Committee for SAAAPA 2002-2003 President: Student Academy of the American Academy of
Physician Assistants. 2002-2003 Physician Liaison Committee for Central Michigan University 2002-2003 Central Michigan Community Hospital ESP Committee 2000-2002 Association Family Practice Physician Assistants member 1998-2002 Student Member: Michigan Academy of Physician Assistants Moderator Chair, Continuing Medical Education Committee Communication Committee member 2000-2002 Student Member: North Central Regional Committee of SAAAPA Committee Member and presenter at annual meeting 2000-2002 President of the Future Physician Assistants at CMU House of Delegates Representative 1996-1998 Theta Zeta chapter of Beta Beta Beta Biological Society at CMU Honors and Awards 2011 Grand Valley State University Physician Assistant Studies Professor of the Year (Physician Assistant Student Award) 2008 Grand Valley State University Physician Assistant Studies Faculty of the Year (Physician Assistant Student Award) 2005 Staff Perception Survey Team Award: Spectrum Health 2002 Outstanding Colleague Award: Central Michigan University Physician Assistant Program 2001 Central Michigan Community Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship 2001 Central Michigan University s Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions Naming Ceremony graduate representative 2000 Nellie McCarty Health Professions Scholarship 1998 Volunteer of the Week: United Way and Central Michigan Community Hospital Committees 2014- Present Michigan Health Council Learning Health State Healthcare workforce group 2012-Present Department Chair, Grand Valley State University Physician Assistant Studies Department 2013-Present Member, Grand Valley State University, University Assessment Committee 2014- Present Member, Grand Valley State University Graduate Council, including Graduate Council Policy Subcommittee 2010-2014 Member, Grand Valley State University College of Health Professions Curriculum Committee 2010-2012 Academic Coordinator, Grand Valley State University Physician Assistant Studies Department Chair, Curriculum Committee 2011-2012 Chair, Grand Valley State University Physician Assistant Admissions Committee
2010-Present Grand Valley State University Awards Committee 2010-Present Chair, Faculty Search Committee: Grand Valley State University Physician Assistant Studies Department Chaired 2 faculty searches (2008 and 2010) 2009-Present West Michigan Interprofessional Education Initiative Co-chair of Simulation workgroup 2008-2010 Grand Valley State University Campus Life Committee 2008-2009 Grand Valley State University Health Professions Undergraduate committee 2007-Present Grand Valley State University Simulation Advisory Committee 2008-present: Co-chair 2007-Present Program Evaluation and Review Committee: Grand Valley State University Physician Assistant Studies Program 2007-Present Admissions Committee: Grand Valley State University Physician Assistant Studies Program 2008-2009 Membership committee: Michigan Academy of Physician Assistants 2007-2009 Finance Committee: Michigan Academy of Physician Assistants 2007-2008: Chair 2004-2005 Staff Perception Survey Team: Spectrum Health 2005-2006 Distinguished Fellow Development Task Force: American Academy of Physician Assistants Academic Experience: Teaching areas Interprofessional Education Simulation Patient Evaluation: History and Physical Examination Clinical Procedures Physician Assistant Leadership History of the Physician Assistant Profession Lectures/Presentation Interprofessional Education: What s a Program to do? Physician Assistant Education Association Annual Education Forum. November 10, 2012. Seattle, WA. Oral Case Presentations. Michigan Academy of Physician Assistants Annual CME Conference. October 12 th, 2012. Mt. Pleasant, MI. Exposure of GVSU Physician Assistant Students to Different Health Professions during the Didactic Phase Increases the Awareness of Students to Interprofessional Collaboration. West Michigan Interprofessional Education Conference, September 27, 2012. Grand Rapids, MI.
Key Elements of Debriefing an Interprofessional Simulation: The Who, the What, the How. West Michigan Interprofessional Education Conference. September 27, 2012. Grand Rapids, MI. Best Utilization of PAs and NPs. Holland Hospital, March 10 th, 2012. Holland, MI. Physician Assistant Leadership. Michigan Academy of Physician Assistant Annual CME Conference. October, 2011. Traverse City, MI. Virtual Patient Care: An Interprofessional Education Approach For Physician Assistant, Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Students. West Michigan Interprofessional Education Conference, January, 2011. Grand Rapids, MI. Co-presented with Michael Shoemaker, PT, DPT, GCS, and Susan Cleghorn, OTR. A Pilot Study: Application of an Interactive Model for IPE With Health Professions Students. West Michigan Interprofessional Education Conference. January, 2011. Co- Presented with Deborah Bambini, PhD, WHNP-BC, CNE, Cynthia Beel-Bates, PhD, RN, FGSA, Cynthia Grapczynski, EdD, OTRL and Shelley Shuurman, PhD, LMSW Integrating Simulation into your Curriculum. Physician Assistant Education Association Annual Education Forum. October, 2010. Baltimore, MD. Co-presented with Nina Multak, PA-C. Integrating Simulation into your Course. Physician Assistant Education Association Annual Education Forum. October, 2010. Baltimore, MD. Co-presented with Robert McMullen. Physician Assistant Leadership. Michigan Academy of Physician Assistant Annual CME Conference. October, 2010. Traverse City, MI. Conversations on Interprofessional Education Simulation Experiences. International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare. January, 2010. Phoenix, AZ. Co-presented with Margaret devoest, Deborah Bambini. Using Simulation to create an interprofessional experience between Nursing and PA Students. International Nursing Simulation/Learning Resource Centers Conference. June, 2009. St. Louis, MO. Co-presented with Deborah Bambini. Surviving Clinical Rotations. The Michigan Academy of PA s Annual Fall CME Conference. October, 2009. Boyne Falls, MI. Joint Injection Workshop. The Michigan Academy of PA s Annual Fall CME Conference. October, 2009. Boyne Falls, MI. Assisted with Randy Schott, PA-C.
Perceived Efficacy in the Use of High Fidelity Simulation in Medical Education. Poster Presentation. American Academy of PA s and the Physician Assistant Education Association conferences. May and October 2009. San Diego, CA. Basic Suture Workshop. The Michigan Academy of PA s Annual Fall CME Conference. October, 2008. Traverse City, MI. Assisted with Frank Nysowy, PA-C. Keynote Speaker Grand Valley State University PA Class of 2012, White Coat Ceremony Grand Valley State University PA Class of 2011, Graduation Ceremony Central Michigan University PA class of 2008 Graduation Ceremony Central Michigan University PA Class of 2006 Graduation Ceremony Federal Grants The Effects of a Distance Learning Program in Physician Assistant Studies on the Number of Graduates Choosing to Work in Primary Care. Co-Author. Health Resource and Services Administration: Primary Care Training and Enhancement Physician Assistant Training in Primary Care Program, 2012. Awarded $999,891. Preparing Primary Care Physician Assistants Using Enhanced Educational Technology. Co-author. Health Resources and Services Administration: ARRA - Equipment to Enhance Training in Health professionals. 2010. Award: $300,000 The Effects of Increasing the Number of Physician Assistant Students on Primary Care in Michigan. Administrator. Health Resources and Services Administration: Affordable Care Act (ACA) Expansion of Physician Assistant Training Program. 2010. Award: $1.7 Mill Local Interprofessional promotion of improved understanding of primary care for diverse patients and geriatrics through simulation. Co-author. Robert and Mary Pew Faculty Teaching and Learning Center; Pew Technology Enhancement Grant. 2/2009. Awarded: $3,000. An Interactive Model for Interprofessional Education. Contributor. Teacher. Robert and Mary Pew Faculty Teaching and Learning Center; Pew Scholar Teacher Grant. 2009. Awarded: $7,500 Faculty and Learning Travel Grant: Grand Valley State University. (9/07, 5/10, 3/09, 10/11)
Center for Scholarly and Creative Excellence Scholarly Travel Grant in Aide: Grand Valley State University. (6/09, 10/09, 1/10. 9/10, 10/11) Peer Reviewed publication Shoemaker, M. J., de Voest, M., Booth, A., Meny, L., & Victor, J. (2014). A virtual patient educational activity to improve interprofessional competencies: a randomized trial. Journal of interprofessional care, (0), 1-3. Shoemaker, M. J., Platko, C. M., Cleghorn, S. M., & Booth, A. (2014). Virtual patient care: an interprofessional education approach for physician assistant, physical therapy and occupational therapy students. Journal of interprofessional care, (0), 1-3. Non-Peer reviewed Publications Booth, A. Presidential Report. The Michigan Academy of Physician Assistants Newsletter, 3 rd Quarter 2006. Booth, A. Presidential Report. The Michigan Academy of Physician Assistants Newsletter, 4 th Quarter 2006. Booth, A. Presidential Report: Is Specialty Certification on the Horizon? The Michigan Academy of Physician Assistants Newsletter. 1 st Quarter, 2007 Booth, A. SAAAPA Year in Review: An Exciting Place to Be. The AAPA News. May 15, 2003 Booth, A. Leadership: No Formal Training Necessary. The AAPA News. February 29, 2004 Booth, A. From the Board Room: In the World of Students. The AAPA News. March 30, 2004