Benjamin Flaningam, PA

Benjamin Flaningam, PA, brings a wealth of education and healthcare experience to his practice. He holds a Master of Physician Assistant Science from the University of Evansville, a Bachelor of Science in Health Science from Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis, and an Associate of Science in Biomedical Science from Vincennes University. Certified in Basic Life Support and Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Benjamin has honed his skills as a Medical Scribe at Good Samaritan Hospital, where he collaborated with physicians to care for up to 100 patients daily. His leadership roles include coaching youth soccer and serving as Treasurer for the Health Careers Club. Additionally, his volunteer work at Wheatland Christian Church highlights his dedication to community service. Recognized for academic excellence, Benjamin is a recipient of the Good Samaritan Hospital Scholarship and State Academic Honors Scholarship and is a member of the Sau Sigma National Honors Society.

About Benjamin

Benjamin Flaningam, PA, possesses a robust educational background and extensive healthcare experience that highlights his commitment to the medical field. He earned a Master of Physician Assistant Science from the University of Evansville, maintaining a strong GPA of 3.42. Prior to this, he completed his Bachelor of Science in Health Science at Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis, achieving a GPA of 3.78 and making the Dean's List for four terms. His academic journey began with an Associate of Science in Biomedical Science from Vincennes University, where he also consistently appeared on the Dean's List.

Certified in Basic Life Support and Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Benjamin has hands-on experience as a Medical Scribe at Good Samaritan Hospital from September 2019 to October 2023. There, he collaborated with physicians to care for up to 100 patients daily, reviewed lab results, and communicated with patients and families to ensure compassionate care. His initial scribe experience with Scribe America further honed his ability to document vital information swiftly and accurately in a high-pressure emergency department setting.

Benjamin's dedication to healthcare is complemented by his leadership roles and community service. As Head Soccer Coach for Gibson County Youth Soccer, he mentored middle school players and developed effective training schedules, demonstrating his commitment to youth development. His tenure as Treasurer for the Health Careers Club involved advocating for financial resources and managing club funds effectively. Furthermore, his volunteer work at Wheatland Christian Church underscored his passion for nurturing young minds.

Recognized for his academic excellence, Benjamin was awarded the Good Samaritan Hospital Scholarship, State Academic Honors Scholarship, and became a member of the Sau Sigma National Honors Society. His diverse experiences and achievements make him a well-rounded and capable healthcare professional.