Patrick Loftis joined the Marquette University Physician Assistant Program in July of 2008 as a Clinical Assistant Professor. Prior to coming to Marquette, Pat was a hospitalist Physician Assistant at Froedtert Hospital and The Medical College of Wisconsin. He has also worked in the areas of occupational, industrial, emergency, and urgent care medicine. Some of his clinical interests include palliative care and hospice as well pain management. He currently practices clinically in emergency medicine in two local emergency departments. He is also interested in legal matters involving physician assistants.
Education
MPAS, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, 2000
BSN, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI, 1998
Licensure/Certification
- Licensed Physician Assistant, State of Wisconsin
- Nationally Certified Physician Assistant
- Licensed Registered Nurse, State of Wisconsin
Primary Teaching Responsibilities
- PHAS 7270 Diagnostics Technology
- PHAS 7230 Geriatric Medicine
- PHAS 7110 Primary Medicine I
- PHAS 7111 Primary Medicine II
Professional Organizations
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Fellow-American Academy of Physician Assistants, 2000-present
- Fellow-Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistant Studies, 2000-present
- Society of Hospital Medicine, 2002-present
- Society of Hospital Medicine Non-Physician Provider Task Force, 2003-2005
- American Academy of PA's in Legal Medicine, 2011-present
Leadership
- Director at Large, Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistants, 2010-2012
- Wisconsin Delegate, House of Delegates, American Academy of Physician Assistants, 2013
