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John Simms, PA-C

Part Time Faculty

678-717-3447

Science, Engineering, Tech, 211,

Area(s) of Expertise: Medicine, Family Practice, Neurology

Courses Taught

BIOL 1101/L Biology- A Human Perspective/Lab
BIOL 1102/L Introduction to Ecology/Lab
BIOL 2251K – Human Anatomy and Physiology I
BIOL 2252K – Human Anatomy and Physiology II

Education

PA-C, Physician Assistant Training Program, U.S. Medical Center, Springfield, MO, 1972
B.S., Applied Biology, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1976

Research/Special Interests

Currently working on Neurology Workshop for midlevel practitioners

Work Experience

Gordon College 1985-1990. Barnesville, GA Instructor
Brenau University 2012. Gainesville, GA Anatomy and Physiology Lab Instructor

Personal Information

Hiker, paddle canoe, rock, mineral, and fossil collector. Make sterling silver jewelry. Lapidary work.

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