Nadya was born and raised in Belarus and moved to New York in 2006. She completed her undergraduate degree in Biology at the City College of New York and graduated from the Physician Assistant Program at Pace University—Lenox Hill Hospital PA Program in 2017. She joined the surgery team at the NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn General Surgery Department in 2017 and has been greatly honored to serve the Brooklyn community since then. Her path with Rosh Review started as a part-time PA Champion in 2016 while she was in PA school. In 2021, after Rosh Review merged with Blueprint Prep, Nadya took on a full-time role as PA Champion, and in 2023 she was promoted to Associate Director of PA Content. Nadya and her team developed multiple products over the course of several years, including the Pre-PA Qbank, Didactic Qbank, Rotation Qbanks and Exams, and PANCE/PANRE Live Review Course. She is passionate about education and enjoys working with an amazing team of PA content editors and PA authors to develop and create content for PA learners.

Dawn attended Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, from undergraduate through PA school and graduated in 2005. Since then, she has successfully passed the PANCE and the PANRE twice in her career so far and is currently enrolled in the PANRE-LA. Dawn has worked clinically inpatient since 2005, in the areas of intensive care, cardiothoracic surgery, advanced heart failure and transplant, and most recently in hospital-based internal medicine.

In 2017, Dawn joined Rosh Review/Blueprint and has had the unique opportunity to work with PA students and PA-Cs to help them pass their boards. Through this time she has also authored the AAPA Challenge Bowl questions since 2019, edited hundreds of questions for medical content, and played a key role in the development of PA products. She specializes in helping our learners pass the exams with personalized instruction. Other opportunities at Rosh/Blueprint have included helping to build the tutoring program and creating a unique webinar series.

During the COVID pandemic, Dawn’s family of six people and one dog lived in a camper, and that was one of the most amazing and challenging times for her, not only clinically but personally. While the pandemic was a stressful time, it was incredible to be on the front lines through this impactful time. In her free time, Dawn loves to read, hike, and travel to watch her four kids play sports, living their best life.

I was born and raised in Vermont. I completed my undergraduate degree at Northeastern University in Behavioral Neuroscience and I graduated from the Pace University Physician Assistant Program in 2016. I worked in urgent care and general neurology before moving into PA education full time in 2019, where I’ve since been an Assistant Professor. I teach clinical medicine modules related to neurology, psychiatry, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, and hematology. I started writing questions for Rosh Review in 2017 and became a part time content editor in 2023.

I am a 2015 graduate of University of Florida School of Physician Assistant Studies. I worked in women’s health for 3 years and transitioned to a medical dermatology clinic specializing in Mohs Surgery 6 years ago. Clinic and surgery are my joy and my purpose, but I missed academia, which is what led me to begin writing for Rosh Review 5 years ago. As a part time derm PA, now part time Rosh editor, and full time mother and wife, my plate and my heart are full of what I am passionate about.