We are all tired. It’s so close to impossible to make a PA program superb — that most don’t even try. Yet we do. We show up constantly — we step up when needed, we do more when there’s no one else to do it, and we all keep our families, “the rest of our life,” together in the process. […]
If so, what should a doctoral degree program geared toward PA educators look like?
A Networker first, PAEA member Abby Saunders shares an original poem dedicated to PA students.
Our spring PA virtual fair is coming up on April 9, and we need your help.
Now one year into PAEA’s MAT project, here’s how some PA programs have incorporated the training into their curricula.
What are the most important knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed by PA graduates entering the clinical workforce?
A new PAEA task force began its work this week on investigating the impact of OTP on PA education and new graduates.
The documentary “Quiet Heroes,” which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival last week, chronicles the heroism of a local PA/MD team during the beginning of the AIDS epidemic. Kristen Ries, MD, an infectious-disease specialist, and Maggie Snyder, MS, PA-C, were the only medical professionals in Utah in the 1980s who were willing to treat patients […]
Art can a powerful medium for storytelling — and the field of medicine is full of important stories that need to be heard.
PAEA’s Committee on Clinical Education has developed an issue brief covering the impact that state authorization has on PA education, including important things you need to know for successfully moving forward in this new environment. State authorization has become a hot-button issue in the education sector over the past few years as state authorization requirements have rapidly been […]