Incorporating MAT Training into the Curriculum: Lessons Learned
Now one year into PAEA’s MAT project, here’s how some PA programs have incorporated the training into their curricula.
Author: Steven Lane
Forum Presenters Share Insights into Competency-Based Education
What are the most important knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed by PA graduates entering the clinical workforce?
Membership Adopts PA Educator Competencies, Elects Officers at Forum
New Board members. New competencies for the PA educator. Continuing work on OTP and competencies for new graduate and experienced PAs.
Support Former PAEA President Snyder in AAPA Special Election
A PAEA leader wants to continue to lead. Faculty who are AAPA members can help support her.
House of Delegates Rejects Changes to OTP, Proposes Investigating Title Change for the Profession
The AAPA House of Delegates debated important issues at their conference over the weekend. PAEA was there as the voice of PA education.
A Fine Sherry: Nearly 300 Students and Counting
Great preceptors are hard to find. The 2018 AAPA/PAEA Preceptor of the Year award celebrates one of the best.
Optimal Team Practice: A Q&A with AAPA President L. Gail Curtis
PAEA invited AAPA President L. Gail Curtis, MPAS, PA-C, to respond to some questions on OTP, to help clarify AAPA’s perspective on the issue for the PA education community.
PAEA Task Force Ready to Tackle Implications of OTP
A new PAEA task force began its work this week on investigating the impact of OTP on PA education and new graduates.
Revised CMS Rule Should Ease Preceptors’ Administrative Burden, Help with Recruitment
A CMS rule requiring preceptors to rewrite student documentation in the medical record is changing — and that’s good news for preceptors.
SAMHSA Grant Will Help Train PAs to Treat OUD Patients
PA programs will soon be enlisted in the battle against the national opioid epidemic as the result of a new federal grant.