About Erica Meyers-Standley

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Erica Meyers-Standley

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Erica Meyers-Standley

Introduction

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Erica Meyers-Standley is an NCCPA certified Physician Assistant, licensed to practice in New York.

Erica is a graduate of Marywood University in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where she received her bachelor and master’s degrees in Physician Assistant studies.

Her clinical experience is predominantly in physical medicine. She practiced Orthopedics for over eight years. She has also worked in the fields of Pediatrics as well as Bariatric Surgery and Weight Management.

She is a member of the AAPA (American Academy of Physician Assistants) and Integrative Practitioner.

Meet Erica

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How would you describe your role at Capital Region Integrative Pain Center?

My title is “PA” which officially stands for Physician Assistant. However, I feel that these letters also represent my role as a Patient Advocate. One of my goals is to empower patients to manage their symptoms through self care. Along with the other providers and staff at Capital Region Integrative Pain Center, I hope to be a resource to help patients discover the best combination of management strategies to fit their individual needs and symptoms.

Why did you choose Integrative Pain Management?

I am in awe of the complexity of the human body, being comprised of the many interconnected organ systems. No organ system functions in isolation. This is why I believe in an integrative approach to health management that evaluates factors such as nutritional status, unmanaged stress, emotional health, sleep quality, exercise and ergonomics.

What do you like to do in your spare time?

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and two children. I am always looking for ways to expand my professional and personal knowledge through reading and listening to audiobooks. I have many athletic and artistic interests, including rock climbing, snowboarding, knitting, painting, and playing guitar.

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