Teagan Cobb

Teagan Cobb is a dedicated medical professional currently serving as a Medical Assistant at St. Luke's University Health Network, where responsibilities include patient rooming, vital sign assessments, medication administration, and phlebotomy. Training in medical assisting encompassed human anatomy, medical terminology, and pharmacology. Teagan is also a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society and has experience as a Disability Assistant, providing support to patients with disabilities. Prior research experience at Gettysburg College includes studies on axolotl regenerative biology and cancer research focused on the GNA11 gene. Teagan has further honed skills through various volunteer roles in clinical and community health settings, including emergency department assistance and community health survey analysis, and completed a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, graduating summa cum laude.