2. PA Programs
George Washington University PA Program
The GW PA Program is located on 23rd street in Washington D.C. It began as an experiment with men trained as military medics and corpsman in 1969. By 1972 the University authorized the organization of a degree granting Physician Assistant Program and to date have graduated over 1200 physician assistants.
The George Washington U. [...]
Popularity: 82% [?]
26Jul2008 | Bruce | 1 comment | ContinuedThe University of Iowa PA Program
The 2008 edition of the USNews graduate school rating edition gave the PA program at the University of Iowa a 4.3 out of 5. This rating brought it to the top of the list as the number one PA program. Duke rated 4.2 and Emory 4.1.
Iowa admits only 25 students each fall into [...]
Popularity: 84% [?]
14May2008 | Bruce | 0 comments | ContinuedPodcast interview - newly accepted PA Student
This podcast features about 30 minutes with recent PA applicant Erin. Erin is a graduate of The University of Georgia and has spent the past two years as a research assistant at Emory University. She will be attending Yale University’s Physician Associate Program in September of 2008. Tune in to hear about her experience applying [...]
Popularity: 100% [?]
10Apr2008 | e.murray | 7 comments | ContinuedEmory University PA Program
Emory is a top-ranked and passionate PA program. The school’s credentials led me to apply and my experience interviewing led me to choose this program. From my interview experience, I found that they have a very personable Director of Admission (Terry Mize) and genuine, helpful, and dedicated students.
An [...]
Popularity: 59% [?]
19Feb2008 | e.murray | 11 comments | ContinuedDuke University PA Program
To apply to the Duke PA Program you must use CASPA or Centralized Application Service. After you have finished that application and submitted it, Duke will send you an e-mail that gives you authorization to access the Duke PA Program supplemental application. In addition you must have 1000 hours of direct patient care [...]
Popularity: 38% [?]
13Feb2008 | Bruce | 0 comments | Continued

