Student Health Policy Fellows Storm Capitol Hill
For the sixth time, PAEA welcomed 14 PA students from across the U.S. to Washington, DC, for the Student Health Policy Fellowship.
Author: Tyler Smith
PAEA Awarded Almost $500,000 to Support SUD Curriculum Development
The grant will help ensure PA students are prepared to make a difference in the substance use disorder crisis.
Congressman Visits Frostburg State PA Program
Congratulations to the Frostburg PA program for their successful advocacy event.
Partnering with SAMHSA on Clinical Rotations
SAMHSA support for PA education could greatly benefit students.
Sign Up for Forum Hill Day and Advocate for PA Education
PAEA is sponsoring its second Education Forum Hill Day in Washington, DC, in October.
6 PA Programs Awarded $1.6 Million in New Primary Care Training and Enhancement Grants
Congratulations to the recipients for their efforts to strengthen the rural and underserved primary care workforce.
Student Leadership Opportunities Webinar
On Thursday, June 13, from 8:00–9:00 p.m. ET, join PAEA for a webinar to learn more about the student leadership development opportunities offered by the Association. During the presentation, PAEA staff members Maureen Johnson and Tyler Smith will be discussing upcoming opportunities for student engagement, including: The Student Health Policy Fellowship The Future Educator Fellowship […]
Educating Congress About Clinical Sites
PA education and practice leaders traveled to Capitol Hill to advance the Association’s efforts to address the clinical training site shortage.
Strong Support for PA Education in House Spending Bill — Including CMS Documentation Issue
The House Appropriations Committee voted last week to advance its funding bill for the Departments of Health and Human Services and Education for FY 2020.
A Busy Week for PA Education Advocacy in Washington
Building upon a multi-year track record of successful collaboration with the USC Keck School of Medicine PA program, PAEA sponsored its first-ever expanded spring advocacy trip.