Daniela Livingston is the Director of Clinical Medicine, Director of Principles of Medical Sciences, and Clinical Academic Coordinator for Pediatric Rotation. She also participates as a lecturer and seminar facilitator in other pre-clinical courses (Physical Diagnosis, Problem Based Learning, History taking) and in Graduate I and II courses. During her time at Drexel, she introduced a new component in the Clinical Medicine course, the diagnostic workshop, which was well received and much appreciated by the students. 

Academic Distinctions

In 2005, Dr. Livingston received the CNHP's Excellence in Teaching award. Dr. Livingston presented at PAEA 2006 conference in Quebec "Clinical Reasoning Application in Didactic Year". She contributed with a chapter – “Endocrine Disorders” – to Auth, Kirstein’s 2 edition of Physician Assistant Review.

Professional Society

Dr. Livingston is a member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, the Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants, and the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA).

Specialization

Dr. Livingston’s clinical experience includes pediatrics, primary care and working with underserved populations, with a special emphasis on preventative pediatrics.