Tessa Roulston

Dr. Tessa Roulston is pursuing novel approaches in emergency medicine as an Assistant Clinical Professor of PA Medicine at the University of Lynchburg. With a robust academic background, she holds a Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) and a Master of Physician Assistant Medicine (MPAM) from the University of Lynchburg, complemented by a Master of Science (MS) and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biological Sciences from Virginia Tech. In her role at the university, Dr. Roulston is dedicated to advancing the field of medical education through her teaching of medical practice, critical thinking in medicine, and physical diagnosis courses. Her commitment to education is evident in her innovative teaching methods, which aim to equip future medical professionals with the skills necessary to excel in high-pressure environments. Dr. Roulston's research interests are deeply rooted in emergency medicine, where she focuses on developing strategies to improve patient outcomes and streamline emergency care processes. Her work not only contributes to the academic community but also has a tangible impact on the quality of care provided in emergency settings. Through her research and teaching, Dr. Roulston continues to inspire and mentor the next generation of healthcare providers.