Nadia Elhofy, PA-C
Ms. Nadia Elhofy graduated Suma Cum Laude from St Francis University with a Master in Medical Sciences, physician assistant certificate from Anne Arundel Community College, Bachelors of Science, Psychology, University of Maryland. Associates, Mental Health, Community College of Air Force.
Certified Addictions Counselor (2004-2014)
Certified motivational interviewing
Rutgers, School of Alcohol & Drug Studies (2004, 2006 & 2009)
Certified Motivational Interviewing, Instructor
Certified Addictions Counselor, board member
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator
Interned at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Adult Psychiatric Unit, part of a dual diagnosis psychiatric inpatient unit with focus on addictions. Also conducted admissions on Drug Detox Unit, management of acute withdrawal, medication management. She worked in Baltimore City, provided under-served populations with psychiatry; specializing in dual diagnosis, addictions, and urgent care. Often times requiring management of untreated chronic medical conditions in need of more emergent care.
Prior to becoming a PA, she served in the United States Air Force. She was Director Resiliency/Organizational Change/Mental Health with over a decade of operational, cross-cultural, and leadership experience. Executive consultant to Air Force Surgeon General; support services. Co-authored educational module for the nation’s first military health command on alcohol brief counseling.
While deployed she was part of a joint military combat operational stress team as the sole Certified Addictions Counselor. She has worked in a multitude of settings to include: inpatient, outpatient, addictions intensive outpatient/partial day treatment, inner city, deployed, and training sites. Facilitated conflict resolution, stress management, dealing with difficult people, separation from family, Special Forces and combat stress. She has experience in: PTSD, traumatic brain injury, depression, anxiety, substance abuse disorders, dual diagnosis
Certified Addictions Counselor (2004-2014)
Certified motivational interviewing
Rutgers, School of Alcohol & Drug Studies (2004, 2006 & 2009)
Certified Motivational Interviewing, Instructor
Certified Addictions Counselor, board member
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator
Interned at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Adult Psychiatric Unit, part of a dual diagnosis psychiatric inpatient unit with focus on addictions. Also conducted admissions on Drug Detox Unit, management of acute withdrawal, medication management. She worked in Baltimore City, provided under-served populations with psychiatry; specializing in dual diagnosis, addictions, and urgent care. Often times requiring management of untreated chronic medical conditions in need of more emergent care.
Prior to becoming a PA, she served in the United States Air Force. She was Director Resiliency/Organizational Change/Mental Health with over a decade of operational, cross-cultural, and leadership experience. Executive consultant to Air Force Surgeon General; support services. Co-authored educational module for the nation’s first military health command on alcohol brief counseling.
While deployed she was part of a joint military combat operational stress team as the sole Certified Addictions Counselor. She has worked in a multitude of settings to include: inpatient, outpatient, addictions intensive outpatient/partial day treatment, inner city, deployed, and training sites. Facilitated conflict resolution, stress management, dealing with difficult people, separation from family, Special Forces and combat stress. She has experience in: PTSD, traumatic brain injury, depression, anxiety, substance abuse disorders, dual diagnosis
