Beth Harmon, PA-C
Member of CSNA since (2011 or 2026)
B.A., Honors in Biology and History; Gonzaga University
M.P.A.S. in Physician Assistant Studies; University of Colorado Health Science Center
Clinical Interests
General neurology with a special interest in Movement Disorders and advanced treatments including deep brain stimulation and pump therapies.
Beth is a native of Colorado Springs and has been working in the outpatient neurology setting as a physician assistant since 2011. She enjoys cooking, hiking, and playing fiddle and concertina in the local traditional Irish music scene. In addition to her Western medical training, Beth is currently pursing education in Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture.
What makes you excited to be joining CSNA?
I am excited to return to the medical practice that initially embraced and trained me as a newly graduated physician assistant many years ago. I know they share my values for providing excellent and comprehensive neurologic care for members of our local community here in Colorado Springs.
What does patient care mean to you?
Holistic care and education are the cornerstones of my practice. I believe that optimal health comes from partnering with our bodies rather than attempting to override them. I desire to serve as a guide and to empower my patients with the information and tools they need as they navigate the health challenges that bring them to our clinic.
Why did you become a physician assistant?
A career in healthcare has always felt like the right intersection between my desire to understand and help people and my intellectual fascination with the workings of the human body. Even after more than a decade in this field, I remain as intrigued by the brain and nervous system as I initially was in graduate school. It is my honor to continue to support patients in this capacity.