Jordan R.

Before attending Gannon University’s PA program, Jordan graduated with a Bachelor's degree in athletic training from the University of Texas at Austin and gained a year’s worth of experience as an orthopedic technician. She was the recipient of multiple awards and scholarships, including the Tina Bonci Excellence in Athletic Training Award and Scholarship and the University of Texas College of Education College Scholar Honor.

Jordan’s extensive history in leadership and mentorship extends beyond Gannon University to include her leading a mentor-based seminar course for college freshmen at her alma mater. She also recently wrote a literature review on Commotio Cordis in Athletics that has been approved for publication in a peer-reviewed medical journal. While in PA school, Jordan was inducted into the Pi Alpha National Honor Society for Physician Assistants and received the Academic Excellence Award for her PA class. 

Jordan's strength lies in her robust leadership and mentorship roles, which she leverages to guide and inspire aspiring physician assistants. This passion for teaching and mentorship is complemented by her experience as an evaluator in physician assistant program interviews for prospective students. Known for her structured and goal-oriented approach, Jordan helps applicants break the process down into clear, manageable steps while keeping sight of their long-term objectives. She’s both encouraging and patient, creating a calm, supportive environment where applicants feel confident asking questions and overcoming challenges.