Helping Disadvantaged Students Become PAs
A $3.2 million HRSA grant will greatly increase the diversity of students at one Texas PA program.
Author: Elizabeth Alesbury
PA Programs’ Evolving Response to the Pandemic
PAEA Response Forum participants reflect on what their programs were doing in March and what they’ve learned since then.
Secure Dedicated Time for Your Research
Calling all researchers! PAEA invites PA faculty to apply for the PAEA Research Fellowship. The goal of the Fellowship is to build the research capacity of PA faculty and to develop leaders to represent, advance, and elevate PAs in health professions research. The PAEA Research Fellowship supports two fellows for a one-year term and provides […]
PAEA Webinars Now Available for CME
Missed a webinar? Looking for CME? Then you’ve come to the right place. Recordings and resources from each of the recent PAEA webinars have been added to the Digital Learning Hub: Remote Teaching Crash Course Telemedicine in PA Education – A Virtual Panel Discussion Virtualizing Your Classroom – Leveraging Video After reviewing the content online, you must complete […]
Join Us for JPAE’s First Twitter Chat
JPAE is getting ready to initiate an online journal club and will hosting its inaugural #JPAEchat next Monday, November 18, at 7:00 p.m. ET. Our first article for discussion is from the September 2019 issue: Preparedness for Clinical Practice and the Development of Professional Competencies. If you have a Twitter account, all you need […]
2019 Education Forum Is All About Transformation — on Every Level
After three energizing days of critical thinking and sharing, participants leave with a full to-do list.
The Peer Review Process: What to Expect
Because the peer review process takes place behind the scenes, it can often seem intimidating to budding authors.
University of Tampa and U.S. Army Team Up to Train Combat Medics
On June 14, the Army Medical Department School of Health Readiness and the University of Tampa PA Medicine program (UTPAM) collaborated on a training for combat medics. Known in the military as “68 Whiskeys” (68W), the combat medic specialists are primarily responsible for providing emergency medical treatment at the point of wounding on the battlefield, […]