Sarah Bolander

Dr. Sarah Bolander brings a wealth of experience in the field of medical science and education, serving as an adjunct faculty member for the University of Lynchburg's Doctor of Medical Science program. With a robust background as a Doctor of Medical Science and a Physician Assistant-Certified, she has been recognized as a Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Physician Assistants (DFAAPA), highlighting her dedication and contributions to the profession. In addition to her role at the University of Lynchburg, Dr. Bolander is an Associate Professor at Midwestern University, where she imparts her extensive knowledge and experience to the next generation of medical professionals. Her commitment to clinical practice is evident through her work at Cactus Pediatric Orthopaedics, where she continues to engage with patients and apply her expertise in pediatric orthopaedics. Dr. Bolander's research and expertise have significantly contributed to the medical community, with numerous publications in esteemed journals. Her national presentations cover a range of topics, both clinical and educational, reflecting her diverse interests and deep understanding of the field. Her ability to bridge clinical practice with academic instruction makes her a valuable asset to her students and colleagues alike. Active participation in professional committees is a testament to Dr. Bolander's commitment to advancing medical education and practice. She serves on the PAEA Education Programming Steering Committee and the PAOS CME Committee, where she plays a crucial role in shaping educational programming and continuing medical education for physician assistants. Her leadership extends to her local association, ASAPA, where she holds key positions, further demonstrating her dedication to the profession. Dr. Bolander's multifaceted career is marked by her passion for education, clinical excellence, and professional leadership. Her contributions to both academia and clinical practice continue to influence and inspire those around her, making her a respected and influential figure in the medical community.