Jo Peyregne-Lollar, MSPAS, PA-C
As an Air Force medic and emergency medical technician, I trained alongside doctors, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners at Wilford Hall Medical Center Lackland Air Force Base and Belle Chase Joint Reserve Base. Midlevel medical providers fill the gap to allow for more medical access and a higher quality of care. Mississippi is the last state to recognize the PA profession. Physician Assistant’s must personally take part to educate and develop awareness as to our role in the health care community. Mississippi College is now a pioneer in accomplishing that goal. My passion for the profession lead me here to be a part of this revolution and I am honored to serve amongst my fellow faculty and staff members to foster the next generation of Mississippi Physician Assistants.
About Me
Born in Mobile, AL and raised in Irvington, AL
1990 - Started my medical career as a Red Cross Volunteer for Downs Barracks Army Medical Clinic in Fulda, Germany
1993-1997 - Joined the United States Air Force active duty stationed at Lackland Air Force Base, working in Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine, deploying to Guantanamo Bay Cuba during 1995
1997-2006 - Crossed over into the Louisiana Air National Guard serving as a Medic and Optometry technician with the 159th Medical Wing.
2004 - Graduated Southeastern Louisiana University with a Bachelor of Science in General Biology
2008 - Graduated University of Alabama at Birmingham with a Master of Science in Surgical Physician Assistant Studies
2009-present - River Region Health System, Vicksburg, Mississippi:
Orthopedic Surgery with Dr. Daniel Dare
The Street Clinic in Family Medicine with Dr. Randy Easterling, Dr. Walter Johnston, & Dr. Fitten McMillin
The Family Medicine Clinic with Dr. George Abraham, II & Dr. Lara Clement
2010-2011 - Mississippi Academy of Physician Assistants, elected Central Mississippi Director at Large
2011 - Mississippi College, Physician Assistant Studies, Director of Admissions
Class Schedule
Summer 2011
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PAS 6020 - Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics I
Monday and Wednesday, 1:45-2:45, Medical Education Center
Fall 2011
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PAS 6120 - Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics II
Tuesdays, 10:30-11:30, MEC Classroom
