Developing Compassionate Healers.

College of Allied Health

Make a Difference!

Join NGU’s College of Allied Health in transforming health care for the benefit of our neighbors and communities. Learn from experienced healthcare professionals while gaining hands-on experience. NGU offers best-in-class learning opportunities to develop the skills needed for patient care.

Carve Your Path. Gain the knowledge needed to pursue professional schools to enter the fields of dentistry, medicine, physical therapy, and more. Advance your career in the biomedical sciences.

Rooted in Science, Focused on Health

Prepare to enter one of the many professions in the allied health field. Physician assistant, speech-language pathologist, and physical therapist, of course. But also, lab manager, technical writer, nutritionist, or healthcare administrator.

Follow your calling to make a difference in the lives of your neighbors. You won’t need to check your faith at the door. 

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Get to Know Our Faculty!
Jordan Hairr, EdD, PA-C
Dean, College of Allied Health
Kaye Rickman, MMS, PA-C
Program Director, PA Medicine
Jody Dix, BA
Program Secretary, PA Medicine
Cathleen Ciesielski, PhD
Program Director, Biomedical Sciences
Dorinda Brown, BS
Clinical Coordinator, PA Medicine
Carson Moore, DMS, PA-C
Principal Faculty, PA Medicine
Joanie Kendall, MMS, PA-C
Instructional Faculty, PA Medicine
Kelcye Richards, MMS, PA-C
Principal Faculty, PA Medicine
Allison Simon, MSPAS, PA-C
Principal Faculty, PA Medicine
Martin Price, MMS, PA-C
Principal Faculty, PA Medicine
Joshua Formaneck, MPAS, PA-C
Principal Faculty, PA Medicine
Kim Moon, MS, PA-C
Principal Faculty, PA Medicine
Thomas Hatten, PA, DO
Medical Director, PA Medicine
Taylor Currall, MPAS, PA-C
Principal Faculty, PA Medicine
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