About Me
Timothy Olsen holds a master’s degree in sports medicine from California University of Pennsylvania and a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from the University of Lynchburg. After spending eight years as an athletic trainer, he decided to pursue his Master of Physician Assistant Medicine from the University of Lynchburg. After graduating from PA school, he worked in orthopedics for two and a half years before transitioning to Centra Medical Group’s Neurology Team in January 2020. He has been the lead practitioner of the Centra Headache Clinic since October 2020, something he became interested in because his wife suffers from migraines. When he is not providing care at Centra’s Headache Clinic, he enjoys spending time with his amazing wife and two young, energetic boys or playing a round of golf!
My Credentials
Education
Medical Education
- Master of Physician Assistant Studies, University of Lynchburg, August 2017
Certifications
- NCCPA Certification, 2017
- DEA Certification, 2017
- Commonwealth of Virginia Medical License, 2017
Where I see my Patients
CMG Neurology Center - Lynchburg (Tate Springs)
2025 Tate Springs RoadLynchburg, VA 24501
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