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Kendal C.
Master Advisor
Admissions Experience
Stanford University School of Medicine
Med School Attended
Stanford University School of Medicine
Residency
Stanford University School of Medicine
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Kendal is a certified physician assistant (PA) practicing in inpatient neurology at Union Health in Terre Haute, Indiana. She has been a preceptor for Indiana State's PA students for over four years and has taught several neurology lectures in the program's didactic year. She published a case study as the lead author in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science.

Kendal is a highly skilled and compassionate certified physician assistant who focuses on inpatient neurology at Union Health. Her journey in the medical field began at Indiana State University, where she obtained her undergraduate degree in psychology with a minor in chemistry, graduating summa cum laude. During her undergraduate years, Kendal also worked part-time as a certified nursing assistant at a local nursing home, where she discovered her passion for geriatric care.

Driven by her desire to make a meaningful impact in the lives of her patients, Kendal continued her studies at Indiana State University, graduating from their PA program. Her exceptional performance and dedication led her to accept a position in inpatient neurology at Union Health shortly after graduation. In this role, Kendal provided compassionate medical expertise to her patients, utilizing her knowledge and skills to improve their quality of life. Recognizing her potential for leadership and her commitment to excellence, her employer provided her with the opportunity to pursue an MD in healthcare administration, which she completed.

Alongside her clinical work, Kendal is passionate about mentoring current and prospective students in the PA field. Since her second year as a practicing PA, she has been a preceptor for Indiana State University, guiding and inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals. Kendal has also had the privilege of mentoring several undergraduate students interested in the PA field, providing them with insider tips and hands-on experience through shadowing opportunities. She has also shared her expertise by teaching several neurology lectures to PA students in their didactic year, further demonstrating her commitment to education and professional development.

Kendal's dedication to advancing medical knowledge extends beyond her teaching and mentoring roles. In collaboration with her physician colleague, she published a case study in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science as the lead author.

Through her diverse experiences in teaching and patient care, Kendal has honed her ability to communicate complex information in a clear and accessible manner. As an admissions counselor, she draws upon her personal knowledge and academic success to guide clients along their path to becoming a PA. Kendal firmly believes that with effective communication and careful planning, she can help aspiring PAs achieve their dreams of acceptance into a competitive program.

Kendal's approach to admissions counseling is highly personalized. She takes the time to thoroughly understand each individual's interests, prior experiences, and goals. By fostering a strong connection with her students, she develops customized plans that cater to their needs and strengths, ensuring the best possible outcome in their PA school applications.