Rate My Professor Victoria Galloway

Transitioning to PA education in 2017, Galloway served as Director of Clinical Education and Principal Faculty (Clinical Assistant Professor) at Emory & Henry College School of Health Sciences, and later as Assistant Professor and Director of Clinical Education at Hawai’i Pacific University College of Health & Society. In these positions, she led clinical phase development, accreditation efforts, self-assessment, and student progression. She chaired key committees including Student Progression, Curriculum, Policy and Procedures, and founded the PA Program Inclusion & Diversity Committee at Emory & Henry. Additionally, she has been adjunct faculty for the Doctor of Medical Science Program at Rocky Mountain University. At Berry, she oversees program administration, curriculum, faculty coaching, clinical site development, and fosters a student-centered culture. Her research interests include emotional intelligence in physician assistant student training and antibiotic overuse, stemming from her MSPA capstone. Galloway is active in the American Academy of Physician Assistants, Physician Assistant Education Association, Georgia Academy of PAs, and Pi Alpha Honor Society. She contributes to community service through Southwest Virginia Medical Reserve Corps, guest presentations at Sullins Academy, and as host/moderator for 'Doctor in the House' medical outreach television series. Her teaching interests cover emergency medicine, rural medicine, PA history, professionalism, and ethics in medicine.