Aracelis Miranda Spindt, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA

Professor Spindt is originally from Chicago and moved to Waukesha after marrying a Wisconsin native more than 20 years ago. No worries, she is a Packer fan! Professor Spindt met her husband while serving in the US Air Force. They have two great kids. She loves spending time with family, kayaking and volunteering.

• A.T. Still University’s Arizona School of Health Sciences, Master of Science in Advanced Physician Assistant Studies with an Education and Leadership focus 
• Malcolm X College/Cook County Hospital Physician Assistant Program

Family medicine

Appointed a Distinguished Fellow with the American Academy of Physician Assistants

• “2019 PA of the Year” Award presented by the Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistants Foundation
• Community Service Award from La Casa de Esperanza 

I feel that my profession is a calling and my job is to serve others, locally and abroad. One of my passions is mission medicine. I coordinate and take medical mission teams to provide much needed medical services to the indigent population of Peru. My family and I also volunteer with multiple local organizations that address homelessness and the food insecure. I’m also a volunteer provider at St. Joseph’s Medical Clinic in Waukesha.