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Timothy Francis Quigley, Senior Lecturer Emeritus of Family Medicine, is a native of Chicago, grew up in Indianapolis, and attended Indiana University School of Medicine's first PA Program from 1972-1974. His undergraduate degree is from Indiana University/Purdue University of Indianapolis, and his Masters of Public Health is from University of Kansas/Wichita State University.
After 15 years on the faculty at Wichita State University's PA program, Mr. Quigley joined the faculty of the UW School of Medicine's PA progrram in 2010. He has served as Director of Student Affairs, Director of Admissions and as the course chair of Behavioral Medicine, while also teaching Public Health, Preventive Medicine and Health Policy. He currently mentors Masters students researching and writing their Masters Capstone Projects.
His research interests, publications and presentations are focused on primary care psychiatry/behavioral medicine, public health and preventive medicine.

 

RHRC Publications

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Andrilla CHA, Garberson LA, Larson EH, Patterson DG, Quigley TF. Comparing the health workforce provider mix and the distance travelled for mental health services by rural and urban Medicare beneficiaries Journal of Rural Health 08-18-2020

 

RHRC Presentations

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Andrilla CHA, Garberson LA, Patterson DG, Quigley TF, Larson EH. Comparing the health workforce provider mix and the distance traveled for mental health services by rural and urban Medicare beneficiaries National Rural Health Association Annual Conference