Jennifer Wall, MSPAS, PA-C, CLCP, CGCM

Jennifer Wall is a Certified Life Care Planner and Certified Geriatric Care Manager specializing in trauma and catastrophic burn cases. With nearly 25 years as a physician assistant, she has substantial experience in critical care management, operative evaluation, and surgeries within a burn and reconstructive care team.

Jennifer has worked extensively in the hospital and outpatient settings, guiding pediatric to geriatric patients through recovery. Her expertise includes carbon monoxide poisoning, necrotizing skin disorders, dog bites, facial trauma, wound care, pressure ulcers, complex scars, post-operative complications, inpatient complications, critical care medicine, spine surgery, slip and fall, geriatric decompensation after trauma and end-of-life issues.

Jennifer was a full-time assistant professor at George Washington University’s Physician Assistant Program for three years and continues her service as an adjunct professor. She holds a Public Health Certificate from the Milken School of Public Health at GWU.

In addition to being a published author and international speaker on burn injuries and skin disorders, Jennifer remains active in clinical practice at a level one trauma center, where she cares for the most critically ill population, including cardiovascular, pulmonary, transplant, medical-surgical, neurosurgical, and ECMO (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation) patients. Beyond her clinical duties, she leads a non-profit organization aiding burn victims in rural Malawi, Africa, and enjoys spending time with her family in Northern Virginia.