Elizabeth (Lizzy) Sgambelluri

PA-C, MPAS, MES, PgCert. Wildlife Health

Clinical Assistant Professor

College of Health Professions

Physician Assistant Studies NY

New York City

Room 528

161 William Street

Education

MS, Physician Assistant Studies
̨��SWAGUniversity-Lenox Hill Hospital PA Program
New York City, NY
2021

MS, Environmental Studies
Conservation Biology concentration
Antioch University
Keene, NH
2018

Post Graduate Certificate, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health
University of Edinburgh, Royal School of Veterinary Studies
Scotland
2016

BS, Environmental Science
Biology and Music minor
Moravian University
Bethlehem, PA
2013

Young Alumni Achievement Award, Moravian University (2023)
Pi Alpha Honor Society, ̨��SWAGUniversity-Lenox Hill Hospital and Physician Assistant Education
Association (PAEA) (2021)
Presidential Merit Scholarship, Antioch University (2015–2018)
Greek Honor Society, Moravian University (2013)

New York State: Licensed Physician Assistant
State of New Jersey: Licensed Physician Assistant
National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA), Physician Assistant-Certified (PA-C)
North American Wildlife Enforcement Officers Association (NAWEOA), Wildlife Field Forensics Certification
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Academy, Safe Capture International, Chemical Immobilization of Exotic Animals Certification
American Heart Association, Advanced Cardiac Life Support Provider
American Heart Association, Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider
University of Pretoria, SA, Noninvasive Monitoring of Hormones

Student Academy of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, faculty advisor

Sgambelluri, E (2024). . Moravian University Magazine.
Sgambelluri et al. (2021). Association of Antibiotic Usage with Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome Development From a Caregiver’s Survey. JPGN Reports, 4(2)
Sgambelluri, Elizabeth (2018). . Provisional patent ID# 62/720961. Dissertations & Theses. 415.
Sgambelluri, E. (2013). , 7(2).
Sgambelluri (2017). Using Alignment and Phylogenetic Trees to Investigate the Divergence of Gag, Pol, and Env Genes in Species Specific Strains of Feline Immunodeficiency Virus.