Terrie Vasilopoulos, Ph.D., associate professor of anesthesiology and program director for the Academy in Medical Education Scholarship, has been appointed to the William M. Hall Professorship in the UF School of Physician Assistant Studies.
Vasilopoulos was chosen for her expertise, accomplishments, and dedication to advancing the University of Florida College of Medicine’s mission of improving patient care, research, and education. In this role, she will use her experience evaluating educational technology to help strengthen the program’s research education.
The school is a state-funded graduate level educational program for physician assistants, in recognition of the tremendous need and demand for advanced practice providers nationwide. The program equips students with a broad range of medical knowledge and surgical skills to provide high-quality and compassionate health care to a diverse patient population.
The endowed professorship began July 1, 2026, and it will last for three years.
Congratulations to Dr. Vasilopoulos on her new position!