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PAs are licensed medical professionals who practice medicine in collaboration with a supervising physician.
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The PA Student Guide to the PA Capstone Project
Get a comprehensive understanding of the PA Capstone Project, including its definition, purpose, benefits, topic selection, and presentation. Our expert guide provides actionable tips and tricks to help you succeed in your PA Capstone Project
First-year PA School Clinical Placements: What to Bring and How to Prepare
Discover the key tips and tricks for making the most out of your clinical observership during PA school. Learn what to bring, what to read, and how to remain professional in a patient-focused environment. Make a lasting impression and gain valuable experience with our comprehensive guide.
Undergrad Coursework to take for Canadian PA Admissions
Tips on what courses to take to apply to PA programs in Canada.