Jensen Lewis

Jensen Lewis's work addresses critical gaps in the education and training of future healthcare professionals. As the Program Director for the Physician Assistant Program at the CWRU School of Medicine, he is dedicated to advancing the curriculum and ensuring that students are well-prepared for the dynamic challenges of the medical field. Jensen's academic journey began at the University of Mount Union, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in 2008, followed by a Master of Physician Assistant Studies in 2011. Before transitioning to academia, Jensen gained extensive experience working as a Physician Assistant in various clinical settings. This practical background enriches his teaching, providing students with real-world insights and applications. His commitment to excellence in education is evident in his innovative approach to program development and his focus on integrating the latest medical advancements into the curriculum. Outside of his professional endeavors, Jensen is an avid Cleveland sports fan, passionately supporting local teams. He also enjoys an active lifestyle, engaging in snowboarding, basketball, and soccer. His love for travel further broadens his perspective, allowing him to bring diverse experiences and insights into his role as an educator. Jensen's multifaceted interests and dedication to his field make him a valuable asset to the Case Western Reserve University community.