Maine PA Experiences Challenges to Provide Psychiatric Care

Comprehensive training gives PAs the ability to work in different specialties throughout their careers. Maine PA Dana Green took advantage of this flexibility, but experienced challenges finding a job in a much-needed area of healthcare due to outdated state laws. 

PA Foundation Fellow Focuses Research on PAs in the United Kingdom

Tamara Ritsema, the PA Foundation’s 2017 Breitman-Dorn Research Fellow, is a practicing PA, an active researcher, a doctoral candidate, and an educator. She credits the Breitman-Dorn Research Fellowship with helping her complete an integral portion of her dissertation research.

PA Moms Blog Through School and Practice

PAs who are moms are getting in on the blogging trend. Parents Jennifer Philogene, a PA student, and Onyi Azih, PA-C, have carved out time to share their knowledge and build a community online.

Nevada’s PA-Practice Laws Creating Barriers to Care

PAs are in a unique position to give back to their communities through volunteering, but some state laws are making it harder for them to do so. Nevada PA, Steven Xiao, shares his story about challenges he ran into in his quest to volunteer with his alma mater’s mobile health clinic.

PA Julie Mueller Thrives in Remote Antarctica

PA Julie Mueller has twice spent short periods in Antarctica to provide medical care and will return for six weeks this winter. A common thread ties Antarctica to the isolated clinics where she works in Idaho, Wyoming, and Alaska.

6 Success Tips for PA School

PA students from around the country answered our question: what do you wish you’d known before you started PA school? Use their tips to make your didactic and clinical years successful.