Jordan N. Stemer-Miranda, PA-C

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Enhancing Skin Health and Beauty at Forefront Dermatology

Ms. Jordan N. Stemer-Miranda is a Certified Physician Assistant specializing in dermatology with over a decade of clinical experience. Operating from Forefront Dermatology in the heart of Crown Pointe, Indiana, she is dedicated to providing top-notch care for a wide range of skin conditions and offering advanced cosmetic dermatology services that prioritize non-surgical, anti-aging solutions and overall aesthetics.

Beyond her clinical duties, Ms. Stemer-Miranda is known for her compassionate patient care, approachable demeanor, and ability to effectively communicate in both English and Spanish, ensuring a seamless experience for all individuals under her care.

A native of Northwest Indiana, Ms. Stemer-Miranda holds degrees in Healthcare Administration and Biology from Indiana University-Bloomington, demonstrating her strong educational background. She furthered her academic pursuits by completing a Master of Science in Medical Science at Rosalind Franklin University, leading to her certification as a physician assistant in 2010. 

In recognition of her outstanding contributions to the field, Ms. Stemer-Miranda attained Diplomate Fellow status with the Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants in 2020 and was honored to be elected as Director At Large of the Illinois Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants in 2023, solidifying her status as a respected leader among her peers.

When she is not transforming skin health and beauty, Ms. Stemer-Miranda treasures spending quality time with her husband and two daughters at their Valparaiso home. Her passion for travel, wine tasting, and entertaining reflects her vibrant personality and dedication to living a fulfilling life both inside and outside the clinic.

For individuals seeking expert dermatological care that combines medical excellence with a personalized touch, Ms. Jordan N. Stemer-Miranda at Forefront Dermatology is the trusted choice in Crown Pointe, Indiana. Book your appointment today to experience the difference that comprehensive and compassionate care can make in your skin health journey.

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