Brittany Kwiat, PA-C, Geriatrics

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Brittany Kwiat, PA-C, is a lifelong resident of Beaver County, Pennsylvania. She completed both her undergraduate and masters level training in Physician Assistant Science at Gannon University. Upon entering the workforce in 2014, Brittany practiced inpatient medicine at a small, community hospital, focused predominantly on the geriatic population. This is where her passion for caring for the aged and chronically ill began to flourish. Her most recent clinical experience was providing home based palliative care to medically complex patients within their homes. She joined PCMA in September 2020 and looks forward to continuing to serve patients in Western Pennsylvania.

She is certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) and an active member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) and the Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants (PSPA).

Brittany married her husband, Alex, in November 2014. In October 2019, they welcomed their daughter, Anastasia. They also have a Great Dane, Hugo, and a cat, Micah. In her free time, Brittany enjoys hosting and spending time with family and friends, reading, quilting, running and playing tennis. She is also an active member of her Church family.

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The therapy department really appreciates how prompt PCMA responds to the needs of their patients. They are very team oriented and constantly involve therapy to produce the best outcomes for our residents.

OT Therapy, Villa St. Joseph

It’s a pleasure to work with PCMA! Their efficiency helps our medical records department to remain consistently, compliant with state mandated requirements

Medical Records, Brighton Rehabilitation & Wellness Center

The Providers of PCMA are always available and I’ve never any difficulty communicating with them and they are very efficient and quick in emergency situations. If I feel something is wrong with a patient, they respect my assessment skills and judgement.

Clinical Coordinator, Villa St. Joseph