Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS)
Master
In Providence (USA)
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Providence (USA)
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Duration
Flexible
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Start date
Different dates available
Effective clinicians engage in active listening and empathy; they understand that patients are more than medical records, lab results, body systems and drug interactions. Become a healthcare professional who treats the whole patient — mind, body and spirit — through JWU’s Physician Assistant Studies master’s degree program.
You’ll learn to be a collaborative practitioner with the respect, empathy and trust inherent to humanistic healthcare. Our curriculum will prepare you to meet the complex needs of patients — and to develop the critical thinking skills to integrate seamlessly into a patient-centered medical team.
Hone your knowledge of clinical medicine, medical science and therapeutics through evidence-based practice at our award-winning, 18,000-square-foot Center for Physician Assistant Studies.
One of only a few facilities in the country entirely dedicated to the education of physician assistants, the center provides our students with 24-hour access to cadaver-based anatomy labs with e-study guides at each dissection station and a clinical skills practice center with simulated exam rooms equipped with the latest electronic medical record technology.
The first 12 months of the program are devoted to preclinical studies, and the remaining 12 months to clinical experiences in primary care and medical and surgical specialties. Enrollment is limited to 36 students each year and classes begin each June.
With demand for PAs having increased by more than 300 percent from 2011 to 2014, it’s no wonder that Forbes, U.S. News & World Report and CNN rate PAs as a top profession.
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Subjects
- Anatomy
- Healthcare
- Medical
- Patient Care
- Medical training
- Applied Anatomy
- Foundations of Medicine
- Patient
- Health Policy
- Policy issues
Course programme
Major Courses
- Applied Anatomy
- Foundations of Medicine
- Patient Care I
- Professional and Health Policy Issues I
- Clinical Medicine I
- Clinical Medicine II
- Pharmacotherapeutics I
- Diagnostic Skills I
- Patient Care II
- Professional and Health Policy Issues II
- Clinical Medicine III
- Clinical Medicine IV
- Pharmacotherapeutics II
- Diagnostic Skills II
- Patient Care III
- Professional and Health Policy Issues III
SUMMER TERM
- Introduction to Clinical Practice
- Masters Course
- Family Medicine Clinical Course
- Internal Medicine Clinical Course
- Pediatric Medicine Clinical Course
- Women’s Health Clinical Course
- Emergency Medicine Clinical Course
- Masters Course
- Behavioral & Mental Health Clinical Course
- Surgery Clinical Course
Clinical Elective I - Clinical Elective II
- Masters Course
Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS)