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Michele Toussaint has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades in the healthcare field. Michele currently serves as an Adjunct Faculty at High Point University, where they contribute to the education of students. In 2022, they took on the role of PA Director at OnlineMedEd, leading efforts to support the PA community through curriculum development and growth strategies.

From 2018 to 2022, Michele worked at Stanford University School of Medicine, first as the Director of Student Scholarship and then as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine. In these roles, they played a vital role in curriculum development for various subjects, mentorship of students, and overseeing capstone projects.

Prior to that, Michele worked as a Physician Assistant in pediatric critical care at Stanford Children's Health | Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford from 2014 to 2022. Michele'sresponsibilities included providing critical care to patients with congenital heart disease and participating in simulation curriculum design and quality improvement initiatives.

Before joining Stanford University, Michele held positions as a Clinical Instructor in the Physician Assistant Program at Stanford University and as a Physician Assistant in orthopedic surgery at Stanford University Medical Center, Beth Israel Medical Center, and Mount Sinai Medical Center.

Overall, Michele Toussaint's work experience reflects their comprehensive expertise in healthcare education, curriculum development, clinical practice, and leadership.

Michele Toussaint has a Doctor of Education (EdD) degree in Educational/Instructional Technology from Boise State University. Michele also holds a Master of Science (MS) degree in Physician Assistant Studies - Education and Leadership from A.T. Still University of Health Sciences. Additionally, they have obtained a Physician Assistant Certification from Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Centers of NY - Bayley Seton Campus. Michele earned their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Physician Assistant Studies from The City University of New York.