Dr. Summer Karafiath completed her medical degree at the University of Utah medical school in 2013. She completed a post doctorate fellowship at LDS hospital studying sleep medicine and QT prolongation in patients treated with suboxone. In 2014 she began a career as a clinical research scientist at the University of Utah Neuromuscular department where her research focused on chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy and Guillain Barre Syndrome. Dr. Karafiath has been teaching anatomy at UVU since 2018 and is the course director for Anatomy and Physiology/Pathophysiology for the Physician Assistant program. In 2022 she became a Harvard Macy Scholar. The Harvard Macy Institute is a collaboration of Harvard Medical School, Harvard Business School and Harvard School of Graduate Education which provides professional coursework for academic leaders.
Health Care Delivery Systems and Medical Ethics, Spring 2024
Human Anatomy for the Physician Assistant I, Spring 2024
Physiology/Pathophysiology for the Physician Assistant I, Spring 2024