Rebecca Stephen

To introduce the student to the fundamental principles, equipment and common methods and procedures of radiography. May not be used for degree credit with MAT 5412.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the Physician Assistant program.

General principles of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs used to treat human disease. May not be used for degree credit with BIOM 6771.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the PA program.

Developing the Physician Assistant is an ongoing course that extends throughout the physician assistant program curriculum. The course is designed to develop in PA students the skills and motivation necessary to become successful, compassionate, and competent physician assistant and life-long learners. Developing the Physician Assistant is intended to serve as a bridge between the classroom activities of the didactic year and the clinical rotations. Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the Physician Assistant Program, PA 5112 Developing the Physician Assistant I, PA 5222 Developing the Physician Assistant II.

A General Surgery Rotation is required as part of the clinical training. During this rotation, students extend their knowledge of clinical medicine and develop procedural skills. They advance their base of knowledge in pursuit of answers to questions that arise during patient care through assigned readings and interactions with the medical staff. Skill development occurs as students are directly involved in surgery cases.Prerequisite(s): Admission into the Physician Assistant Program; completion of the Didactic portion of the PA curriculum.

This rotation will consist of a 4-week block, during which the student, under supervision of a clinician serving as a preceptor, expands their knowledge of clinical medicine and develops procedural skills.Prerequisite(s): Admission into the Physician Assistant Program; completion of the Didactic portion of the PA curriculum.

This rotation is selected for the student to enhance specific learning opportunities. This clinical rotation provides hands-on experience In the clinic, hospital, and surgical suite. It will allow a student to advance their base of knowledge in surgical subspecialties through direct patient care. Skill development occurs as students apply knowledge from pre-clinical coursework to those clinical problems encountered while performing clinical duties.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the PA Program.

Provides integrated biomedical study of the human cardiovascular system. May not be used for degree credit with BIOM 6810.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the PA program.

A General Surgery Rotation is required as part of the clinical training. During this rotation, students extend their knowledge of clinical medicine and develop procedural skills. They advance their base of knowledge in pursuit of answers to questions that arise during patient care through assigned readings and interactions with the medical staff. Skill development occurs as students are directly involved in surgery cases.Prerequisite(s): Admission into the Physician Assistant Program; completion of the Didactic portion of the PA curriculum.

This rotation will consist of a 4-week block, during which the student, under supervision of a clinician serving as a preceptor, expands their knowledge of clinical medicine and develops procedural skills.Prerequisite(s): Admission into the Physician Assistant Program; completion of the Didactic portion of the PA curriculum.

Developing the Physician Assistant is an ongoing course that extends throughout the physician assistant program curriculum. The course is designed to develop in PA students the skills and motivation necessary to become successful, compassionate, and competent physician assistant and life-long learners. Developing the Physician Assistant is intended to serve as a bridge between the classroom activities of the didactic year and the clinical rotations.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the PA program.

Developing the Physician Assistant is an ongoing course that extends throughout the physician assistant program curriculum. The course is designed to develop in PA students the skills and motivation necessary to become successful, compassionate, and competent physician assistant and life-long learners. Developing the Physician Assistant is intended to serve as a bridge between the classroom activities of the didactic year and the clinical rotations.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the Physician Assistant Program; PA 5112 Completion of Developing the Physician Assistant I, PA 5222 Completion of Developing the Physician Assistant II, PA 5242 Completion of Developing the Physician Assistant III.

General principles of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs used to treat human disease. May not be used for degree credit with BIOM 6771.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the PA program.

Developing the Physician Assistant is an ongoing course that extends throughout the physician assistant program curriculum. The course is designed to develop in PA students the skills and motivation necessary to become successful, compassionate, and competent physician assistant and life-long learners. Developing the Physician Assistant is intended to serve as a bridge between the classroom activities of the didactic year and the clinical rotations. Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the Physician Assistant Program, PA 5112 Developing the Physician Assistant I, PA 5222 Developing the Physician Assistant II.

Provides integrated biomedical study of the human cardiovascular system. May not be used for degree credit with BIOM 6810.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the PA program.

Developing the Physician Assistant is an ongoing course that extends throughout the physician assistant program curriculum. The course is designed to develop in PA students the skills and motivation necessary to become successful, compassionate, and competent physician assistant and life-long learners. Developing the Physician Assistant is intended to serve as a bridge between the classroom activities of the didactic year and the clinical rotations.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the PA program.

Developing the Physician Assistant is an ongoing course that extends throughout the physician assistant program curriculum. The course is designed to develop in PA students the skills and motivation necessary to become successful, compassionate, and competent physician assistant and life-long learners. Developing the Physician Assistant is intended to serve as a bridge between the classroom activities of the didactic year and the clinical rotations.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the Physician Assistant Program; PA 5112 Completion of Developing the Physician Assistant I, PA 5222 Completion of Developing the Physician Assistant II, PA 5242 Completion of Developing the Physician Assistant III.

General principles of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs used to treat human disease. May not be used for degree credit with BIOM 6771.Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the PA program.

Developing the Physician Assistant is an ongoing course that extends throughout the physician assistant program curriculum. The course is designed to develop in PA students the skills and motivation necessary to become successful, compassionate, and competent physician assistant and life-long learners. Developing the Physician Assistant is intended to serve as a bridge between the classroom activities of the didactic year and the clinical rotations. Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the Physician Assistant Program, PA 5112 Developing the Physician Assistant I, PA 5222 Developing the Physician Assistant II.