Chelsea Tersavich, Apa C
About Chelsea Tersavich, Apa C
Chelsea Tersavich is a Psychiatric Physician Assistant with a diverse background in both military and medical fields. She currently works at Mindbloom and is involved in psychedelic mental health initiatives, emphasizing holistic patient care and education.
Work at Mindbloom
Chelsea Tersavich has been working at Mindbloom as a Psychiatric Physician Assistant since 2020. In this role, she focuses on providing mental health care, integrating her extensive medical background with innovative approaches to treatment. Her work involves participating in psychedelic mental health initiatives, which aim to explore new therapies for mental health conditions.
Education and Expertise
Chelsea Tersavich holds a Master's degree in Physician Assistant studies from the Interservice Physician Assistant Program (IPAP), completed in 2015. She also earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from American University in 2006 and a Bachelor of Science in General Studies from IPAP in 2014. Additionally, she completed a Nutrition Outreach Fellowship at the PA Foundation, focusing on Human Nutrition from 2020 to 2021. Her expertise includes Aviation Medicine, enhancing her capabilities in specialized healthcare settings.
Background
Chelsea Tersavich has a diverse background in both the medical and military sectors. She served in the US Army for over a decade, holding various roles such as Officer, Aeromedical Physician Assistant, and Specialty Clinic Medical Director. Her military experience has equipped her with unique insights into operational planning and healthcare delivery in high-pressure environments.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Chelsea Tersavich has demonstrated a commitment to holistic patient care and education. She emphasizes the importance of patient involvement in medical decision-making. Her participation in psychedelic mental health initiatives reflects her dedication to advancing mental health treatment options. Chelsea's extensive experience in both military and civilian healthcare settings contributes to her comprehensive approach to patient care.