Amanda Ann Srinivasan, PA-C

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Get to know Certified Physician Assistant, Amanda Ann Srinivasan, who serves patients in Northfield, New Jersey.

Amanda is a certified physician assistant who has been in active practice with Regional Nephrology Associates in Northfield, New Jersey since May of 2021.

As Leaders in advanced kidney care in Atlantic & Cape May Counties for more than 40 years, Regional Nephrology Associates is a practice specializing in the treatment of kidney diseases and hypertension (high blood pressure). Its mission is to deliver the most comprehensive and cutting-edge kidney care to every patient with compassion and empathy.

To continue to serve as the premier Nephrology practice, Regional Nephrology Associates must continue to be innovative, have continued strong partnerships, and provide dedicated value-based care to patients daily. All of the physicians are board-certified in general adult internal medicine and have completed specialized fellowship training in the fields of nephrology and hypertension.

Educated in the United States, Amanda is a graduate of Ursinus College where she obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in 2018. She continued her education to pursue her Master’s in Medical Studies with concentration in Physician Assistant Studies at Salus University College of Health Sciences, graduating in October 2020 and receiving her board certification in December of 2020. 

Physician assistants or Physician associates (PAs) are licensed clinicians who practice medicine in every specialty and setting that aids with diagnosing illnesses, develop and manage treatment plans, prescribe medications, and may serve as a principal healthcare provider. Trusted, rigorously educated and trained healthcare professionals, PAs are dedicated to expanding access to care and transforming health and wellness through patient-centered, team-based medical practice. They are required in many states to have a direct agreement with a physician.

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