Ethan Stonerook is a board-certified physician assistant. His clinical interests include malignant hematology and cellular therapy.
He is an assistant professor in the Department of PA Studies in the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, where he directs a course in relationship-centered communication and medical humanities.
Stonerook is co-chair of the Story, Health & Healing Initiative at the Wake Forest University Humanities Institute, where he co-creates and delivers programming in narrative medicine across the university and the broader Winston-Salem community. Additionally, he is co-director of the Wake Forest University School of Medicine Narrative Medicine Certificate Program.
His area of curriculum development and scholarship include the roles of literature, arts and the humanities in the development of clinicians as whole persons. He serves as department editor for medical humanities at the Journal of the American Academy of PAs, and he is also a writer. His writings have been published in various small presses.
Stonerook received his master’s degree in physician assistant studies at Wake Forest University.
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