Natasha Olliver, PA-C
Natasha graduated from the Anne Arundel Community College/University of Maryland, Baltimore Collaborative Physician Assistant Program in 2018. She holds a B.A. in Sociology from the University of New Mexico. Natasha currently practices Occupational and Urgent Care Medicine. In April 2022, she started Grace Psychiatry with the goal of increasing the availability of mental health services to patients in rural areas through telemedicine. “My goal as a PA and future PA educator is to bridge communication gaps between my patients, colleagues, and students from different backgrounds. I am passionate about providing culturally competent, evidenced-based care and teaching aspiring providers to do the same.”
Why the PALLA fellowship?
Natasha states: “The PALLA Fellowship will provide a great foundation for my career as a PA educator while allowing me the opportunity to give back to the PA community through work with the next generation of PA students. I am passionate about mentorship and inclusivity, and the PALLA mission truly resonates with me. Additionally, I am looking forward to improving my research skills and knowledge of current issues in PA Education.”
