Britta M. Barton, PA-C, is an advanced practice provider specializing in surgical oncology. She helps manage inpatients and supports surgical oncology care as part of a collaborative surgical team.
Originally from Menifee, California, Britta brings a diverse clinical background, including 10 years of experience in emergency care, five years in pediatrics and four years evaluating veterans. She earned her Master of Medical Science from St. Francis University and completed her physician assistant training at Stanford University. Britta’s contributions to medicine and service have been recognized in several ways. She co-authored an article published in the New England Journal of Medicine, received a military coin for her dedication to March Air Reserve Base in Riverside, California, and was formally commended by California Gov. Gray Davis for her service during the response to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
Britta enjoys the dynamic nature of surgical care, particularly meeting new people, working as part of a collaborative team and continuing to learn. Her professional interests center on maintaining a constant learning environment in surgical care.
Outside of work, Britta enjoys hiking with her dogs, mountain biking, snowboarding and kayaking.

