Duke Physician Assistant Program Looks Towards "Disruptive Innovation" for the Future
With an eye on the future, The Duke Physician Assistant Program (DPAP) recently held a faculty and staff event titled, “DPAP 2027: Disruptive Innovation for the Future of PA Education.”
In her opening remarks, Program Director Jacqueline Barnett, DHSc, MSHS, PA-C, said:
Duke PA Class of 2002 Holds Reunion and Offers Mentorship to Graduating Students
Durham Leaders Name New Affordable Housing Project After Joyce Nichols
Duke PA Students, Faculty, attend The Poor People’s and Low-Wage Workers’ Assembly and Moral March in Washington, DC
Duke Physician Assistant Students Reflect on Interprofessional Leadership Development Program
Duke Physician Assistant (PA) Program students Emily Campbell, Sami Moyer, Austin Graydon and Kay Burrows recently completed the 2022 Future Clinician Leaders College (FCLC) offered by the North Carolina Medical Society (NCMS).
Duke PA Students and Faculty Well Represented at Annual Conference
The Duke Physician Assistant (PA) Program was well represented at the American Academy of Physician Assistants’ (AAPA) 2022 conference, the first in-person conference since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Duke PA Students Visit High Schools as Part of Project Access
Last month students and faculty from the Duke Physician Assistant Program traveled to two local high schools as part of the Physician Assistant Education Association’s (PAEA) Project Access initiative.
Project Access is a national program designed to “make aware and encourage students from underrepresented in medicine groups to consider the PA profession as a health career.”
Duke PA Students Visit Burton Elementary
For 20 years, students from the Duke Physician Assistant Program have visited Burton Elementary School in Durham for an annual health education presentation.
Second Year PA Student Blog: Kristin Darby
Embrace Your Journey
Physician Assistant (PA) school is a journey filled with countless moments of joy, expansion of knowledge, perseverance, growth, exhaustion, reflection, and the occasional unexpected trial. It will also push you to heights you never thought possible.
First Year PA Student Blog: Rebecca Gregory
I was sitting at my desk at Duke University Hospital when I received probably the most awaited email of my life – Offer of Admission, Duke Physician Assistant (PA) Program. The outpatient abdominal transplant team surrounded me, the people who had inspired me to learn, grow, and take this giant leap.