Dr. Amy Bardin Spencer Ed.D, MSc, Rrt, Va Bc, Faarc
About Dr. Amy Bardin Spencer Ed.D, MSc, Rrt, Va Bc, Faarc
Dr. Amy Bardin Spencer is the Director of Medical Affairs and Senior Director of Clinical and Medical Affairs - Vascular at Teleflex Incorporated and President of The Association for Vascular Access Foundation.
Title and Current Positions
Dr. Amy Bardin Spencer holds the positions of Director, Medical Affairs and Senior Director, Clinical and Medical Affairs - Vascular at Teleflex Incorporated. In addition, she serves as the President of The Association for Vascular Access Foundation.
Educational Background
Dr. Spencer completed her Doctor of Education (Ed.D) in Organizational Leadership from Grand Canyon University, where she also earned a Master of Science (MS) in Organizational Leadership and a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS). She pursued further education at Quantic School of Business and Technology, obtaining an Executive MBA in 2022.
Professional Experience
Dr. Spencer has an extensive professional background, including roles at Teleflex Incorporated where she worked in various capacities such as Director, Vascular Clinical Affairs, Director Global Clinical and Medical Affairs - Vascular, and Manager, Clinical Marketing - Strategic Programs. Her tenure at Teleflex also included a role as an Independent Clinical Consultant. Prior positions include National Educator-Vascular Access at Mayo Healthcare - Teleflex Australia New Zealand and Clinical Supervisor Respiratory Care at Banner Health.
Certifications and Fellowships
Dr. Spencer is certified as a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) and in Vascular Access (VA-BC). She is also recognized as a Fellow of the American Association for Respiratory Care (FAARC).
Publications and Presentations
Dr. Spencer has authored multiple articles on respiratory care and vascular access in peer-reviewed medical journals. She frequently presents at national and international conferences, sharing her expertise on topics related to respiratory therapy and vascular access.