In the Time of COVID, Graduations Move Online
Programs across the country are changing up the ways they honor their graduates.
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PA Students Weigh in on PA Education in the Time of Coronavirus
We’ve talked a lot lately about how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected PA educators and programs, but what are students feeling?
Celebrating the Inaugural Cohort of the Physician Assistant Leadership and Learning Academy
The first cohort of PALLA Fellows has officially graduated.
‘Adapt and See Things Differently’: Lessons Learned from Previous Disasters
The COVID-19 crisis is requiring PA programs to be quick on their feet — but this isn’t the first time.
Tired
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. […]
Developing Doctoral Programs for PA Educators: Is It Time?
If so, what should a doctoral degree program geared toward PA educators look like?
Ode to Physician Assistant Students
A Networker first, PAEA member Abby Saunders shares an original poem dedicated to PA students.
PAEA Seeking Practicing PA Facilitators for Virtual Fair
Our spring PA virtual fair is coming up on April 9, and we need your help.
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.
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?