 Gregory H. Frazer, Ph.D.
Dean and Professor
Office of the Dean
Degrees:
Ph.D., Southern Illinois University
M.A., Ball State University
B.A., Indiana University
Courses Taught:
GRADUATE COURSES TAUGHT
University of Central Florida
PHC 6420 Cases in Health Law
HSC 6911 Scientific Inquiry
HSC 6938 Capstone Symposium
HSA 6946 Health Services Administration Internship
Old Dominion University
CHP 787/887 Health Jurisprudence
CHP 775/875 Comprehensive Health Planning
CHP 772/872 Policy and Politics of Health
CHP 720/820 Seminar in Health Care Services
HLSC 711/811 Health Care Research Methodologies I
CHP 700 Colloquium in Community Health
CHP 698 Thesis Research
CHP 672 Practicum in Community Health
CHP 601 Research and Evaluation in the Health Professions
CHP 600 Principles of Community Health
CHP 550/450 Public and Community Health Administration
CHP 530/430 Community Health Resources
CHP 515/415 Critical Issues in Community Health (Bioethics)
Indiana State University
HS 629 Field Research in Health and Safety
HS 628 Program Evaluation in Health and Safety
HS 617 Health Policy and Analysis
HS 526 Health and Safety Supervision
HS 517 Community Health and Safety Resources
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES TAUGHT
University of Central Florida
HSC 3640 Health Law
HSC 4700 Health Sciences Research Methods
HSC 4941 Health Services Internship
Old Dominion University
HTH 300U Health: Lifestyle and Awareness
Indiana State University
HS 491 Internship Supervision
HS 428 Public Health Education
HS 426 Health and Safety Supervision
HS 417 Community Health and Safety Resources
HS 221 Community Health
HS 211 Advanced First Aid and Emergency Care
HS 111 Personal Health Science
Southern Illinois University
ATS 383 Data Interpretation
ATS 380 Seminar in Health Care Services
HE 240 Human Relations Between the Sexes
Areas of Academic Specialty:
Quantative Research Design and Statistics, Health Law; Health Policy
Research Area:
Occupational Stress
Continuing Education (taught):
An 8-hour workshop titled Legal Aspects of Health Care Delivery presented to students enrolled in the
Health Care Management Certificate Series at the University of Central Florida : April 23, 1999; April 24, 1998; April 25, 1997; April 26, 1996; April 25, 1995.
An 8-hour workshop titled Legal Aspects of Health Care Delivery presented to students enrolled in the
Health Care Management Certificate Series at Old Dominion University: May 17, 1996, Peninsula Graduate Center, Hampton, VA; May 20, 1995, Lakeview Medical Center, Suffolk, VA; May 19, 1995, Peninsula Graduate Center, Hampton, VA; October 29, 1993, Holiday Inn- Executive Center, Norfolk, VA; November 13, 1992, Holiday Inn- Patriot, Williamsburg, VA; November 15, 1991, Holiday Inn- Patriot, Williamsburg, VA; November 16, 1990, Holiday Inn- Executive Center, Norfolk, VA; April 27, 1990, Holiday Inn- Executive Center, Virginia Beach, VA; April 25, 1989, Holiday Inn- Waterside, Norfolk, VA
An 8-hour workshop titled Using Outcomes Research and Practice Guidelines for Effective Health
Management presented to students enrolled in the Health Care Management Certificate Series at the University of Central Florida: August 13, 1999; August 14, 1998; August 25, 1997
An 8-hour workshop titled Using Outcomes Research in Acute Care presented to the medical staff of Weustoff Medical Center, December 11, 1998. Fully supported by Amgen, Inc.
An 8-hour workshop titled Using Outcomes Research and Practice Guidelines in Oncology Practice presented to students enrolled in the Oncology Managers Certificate Series at the University of Central Florida: April 13, 1998
Grants:
(most recent 7)
Ruple, J.A., Frazer, G.H. (Co-Principle Investigator), Freel, J., and Bake, W.B. The State of EMS
Education Research Project: Psychomotor Skills Instruction (PMSI). The American Heart Association. Submitted February 2005, $277,500.
Gorse K, Radelet MR, Turocy PS, Frazer G.H . Youth Baseball Health and Safety Study (Pilot –
Southwestern Pennsylvania). Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers' Society Research Grant. $1,500. Funded May, 2004. Youth Baseball Health and Safety Study Major League Baseball – Baseball Tomorrow Fund. Submitted December 2003: $3,000. Awarded August 2004.
Frazer, G.H. and Liberman, A. (Co-Principal Investigators). Management Training for the Oncology Managers of Florida, Inc. Funded by AMGEN and Bristol Myers-Squibb Oncology, 1998, $29,973.00.
Frazer, G.H. Management Training and Team Building Exercises for Non-Profit Organizations
(Management training for the Center for Drug-Free Living, Inc., Coalition for the Homeless of Orlando, Inc., The Grove Counseling Center, Inc., Human Services Associates, Inc., and The Temporary Living Center). Funded by Red Lobster and the Olive Garden through the Darden Restaurants Foundation, 1997, $30,000.00.
Frazer, G.H. (Principal Investigator) Project Independence. (Evaluation project of training, ADLs, and assistance project). Funded by the Winter Park Health Foundation, 1997, $13,897.00
Frazer, G.H. and Talbott, R.E. (Co-Principal Investigators). Identification and Comparison of Occupational Stressors Among Communicative Disorders Practitioners. College of Health and Public Affairs In-House Grants, 1995, $2,000.00.
Wittenburg, S.H., Archer, L.R., Frazer, G.H. (Co-Principal Investigators). Factors Associated With Patient Interest in Nutritional Information From Family Physicians. Submitted to the Joint American Academy of family Physicians Foundation-American Academy of Family Physicians Grant Awards Program, September, 1990, $51,220 (approved but not funded).
Publications:
(most recent 6)
Ruple, J.A., Frazer, G.H. , Hsieh, A.B., Bake, W.A., and Freel, J.(2005). The state of EMS education research project: Characteristics of EMS educators. Prehospital Emergency Care: Journal of the National Association of EMS Physicians , 9 (2), 203-212.
Frazer, G.H., Brown III, C.H. and Graves, T.K. (1998). A longitudinal assessment of quality of life indicators among selected cancer patients . Journal of Rehabilitation Outcomes Measurement, 2, 40-47.
Frazer, G.H. , Brown III, C.H. and Graves, T.K. (1998). An assessment of quality of life indicators among selected patients in a community cancer center. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 19, 241-262.
Maihafer, G.C., Frazer, G.H. , & Berger, A. (1998). Factors related to patient satisfaction and interactions with physicians. The Health Educator, 29 (2), 23-31.
Matus, J.C. and Frazer, G.H. (1996). The determinants of hospital CEO satisfaction. Health Care Supervisor, 15, 41-60.
Frazer, G.H., Kukulka, G. and Richardson, C. (1988). An assessment of professional opinionconcerning critical research issues in health education. In J.H. Humphrey (Ed.), Advances in Health Education: Current Research, 1, 27-42.
Professional Presentations:
(most recent 6)
Perceptions of the Physician Assistant accreditation process. The 2005 Semiannual Meeting of the Association of Physician Assistant Programs, Orlando, Florida. May 29, 2005.
Perceptions of the Physical Therapy Accreditation Process. Annual Conference of the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions, Norfolk, Virginia, October 22, 2001.
Quality of Life Indicators of Health Promotion Needs Among Selected Patients in a Community Cancer Center . Society for Public Health Education Mid-Year Scientific Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 19, 1999.
Legal Issues in Medical Office Management . The American Association of Office Nurses 1998 Annual Meeting and Convention, Orlando, Florida, September 25 & 26, 1998.
The Use of Asynchronous Methods for Internships and Student Advising . Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA) 50th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, June 19, 1998.
Clinical Practice Stressors Among Acute Care Physical Therapists. Scientific Meeting and Exposition of the American Physical Therapy Association, Orlando, Florida, June 5, 1998.
Awards and Accomplishments:
Member, Board of Directors, Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions (ASAHP)(2003-
2006).
Board liaison to the Accreditation Committee and Member of the Economic Impact
Committee. Organized the 3rd ASAHP Summit on Accreditation, June 25, 2004, Rockville,
Maryland. One of Four ASAHP representatives meeting with the Association of Specialized
and Professional Accreditors (ASPA).
Member, Board of Directors, Commission on Accreditation in Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) (2005-2008)
Member, Board of Directors, EMS Educator Certification Services (2005-2008) (National
Certification Agency for EMS Educators)
Visiting Scholar , James Madison University, Fall Semester, 2005.
Treasurer, College of Health Deans (special interest group of deans associated with the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions (2001-present)
Participant, Vision 2015- Strategic Direction for the Decade . Section on Education of the American Physical Therapy Association, Alexandria Virginia.(2005).
Member, Task Force on the State of EMS Education, Supported by the National Association of EMS Educators and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (2003-2005)
Commissioner , Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) (1998-2004)
Chair of the Physical Therapy Panel, 2001-2004, Vice-Chair 1999-2001; Vice-Chair of the Commission 2001-2004)
On-Site Evaluator, Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education, American
Physical Therapy Association- 2 site visits, 2005.
Promotion and Tenure Portfolio Reviewer: 2 portfolios Florida Gulf Coast University 2005; 1 portfolio Creighton University 2004; 1 portfolio Texas State University-San Marcos 2003.
Presenter, “Degree Creep in Health Professions Education”, University of Wisconsin System Board
of Regents meeting, Madison, Wisconsin, December 9, 2004. (Contact- Dr. Ron Singer,
Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs of the University of Wisconsin System)
Outside Reviewer , Doctor of Philosophy in Health Services, Policy, and Research. Texas State University- San Marcos (2003).
Member, National Health Preparedness Consortium (2002-2004)
Member, Advisory Board of the Jewish Healthcare Foundation/Coro Pittsburgh Health Sciences Fellowship Program (2002-present)
Member, Board of Directors, Life's Work of Western Pennsylvania (2003-2005)
Consulting:
(selected)
The Strategic Planning Process: Group facilitation and document generation. (2004-05) The National Center for Biomedical Research and Training, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (3 Workshops over 2 years) Elwood Tircuit was the contact person.
A Psychometric Comparison of the Health Status Questionnaire (HSQ) and the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy Scales B (FACT-B) and P (FACT-P) . (1995-1998). M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Orlando, Florida.. Trudy Graves and Susan Dempsey were the contact persons.
An Evaluation of the Cardiac Transplant Activities Within the Eastern Virginia Transplant Region, 1989-1993 . (1993). Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, Sentara Health System, Alliance Health Care, Incorporated. Grace Hines was the contact person.
An Investigation of the Substance Abuse Services, Relapse, and Recovery Patterns of Recovering African-American vs. Recovering Caucasian Women . (1991-1992). Grant from the Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse. Substance Abuse Program, Chesapeake Community Services Board. Jeffrey Shelton was the contact person.
Small Business Insurance Project . (1991). Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce and the Tidewater Health Coalition. Norfolk, Virginia. Patrick C. Devine, Jr. was the contact person.
Professioanl Narrative:
Gregory H. Frazer, Ph.D. is Dean and Professor of the John G. Rangos, Sr. School of Health Sciences at Duquesne University, the academic home to 800 students and 49 full-time faculty. Dr. Frazer is administratively responsible for programs in Athletic Training, Health Management Systems, Occupational Therapy, Physician Assistant, Physical Therapy, and Speech-Language Pathology. Prior to his current assignment, he served as Dean of the Victor F. Spathelf College of Allied Health Sciences at Ferris State University. Dr. Frazer has also held faculty and administrative positions at the University of Central Florida, Old Dominion University, Indiana State University, and Eastern Virginia Medical School. Dr. Frazer has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in health law, health care management, health program planning, health policy analysis, and research design and evaluation. Dr. Frazer received his Ph.D. in health education and administration from Southern Illinois University and is a national speaker and published numerous articles and refereed abstracts in the areas of occupational stress and quality of life. He currently serves on the Boards of Directors for the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions (ASAHP), for the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP), and the EMS Educators Credentialing Service. Dr. Frazer also serves as a member of the Task Force for the National Association of EMS Educators, on the National Health Professions Preparedness Consortium, on the Jewish Healthcare Foundation/Coro Pittsburgh Health Sciences Fellowship Advisory Board, on the Board of Directors for Life'sWork, Inc., and is the Treasurer of the Council of Health Deans, a national special interest group of all deans with health professions programs. He served for six years on the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), holding the position of Chair of the Physical Therapy Panel the last three years and has been a national and international specialized accreditation site-visitor. Dr. Frazer was one of eight individuals selected nationally to participate in the inaugural Coalition for Allied Health Leadership Program in Washington, D.C. and was one of 20 participants in the National Healthcare Leadership Institute in Washington, DC sponsored by the Federation of Associations of Schools of Health Professions and the Gallop Organization. He serves on the editorial boards of Journal of Allied Health, American Journal of Health Behavior, International Journal of Interpersonal Care , and The Health Educator: Journal of Eta Sigma Gamma , and has served as a strategic planning and marketing consultant to for-profit and not-for-profit health care facilities and universities.
Phone: 412.396.5303
E-mail: frazer@ duq.edu
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