Dr. Donna F. Murray is the Senior Director of Admissions/CASPA and Clinical Training Project Outreach Director for the Physician Assistant Education Association’s Opioid Response Network Clinical Sites Initiative. She was the founding Director of Clinical Education at Lenoir-Rhyne University, College of Health Sciences, Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies Program. She is also a practicing clinician and philanthropist who resides in Charlotte, NC. Dr. Murray is a 40- year veteran in healthcare services and has served high health disparities and underserved communities in New York City, Connecticut, Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and North Carolina. During her career Dr. Murray founded two major healthcare initiatives. In 1992 she founded the African American Miracle Match Network which was designed to increase the number of minorities on the National Bone Marrow Registry. In 1999 Dr. Murray founded Project HealthShare, Inc. /Charlotte Volunteers in Medicine Clinic which provided health education, screening, and primary care to residents of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. Dr. Murray is still actively engaged in teaching and is a clinical adjunct professor with the Morehouse school of Medicine PA Program and a visiting professor with Gardner-Webb University PA Program, Pfeiffer University PA Program and a guest lecturer for Drexel University PA Program.