Unveiling the Potential of the UK’s Medical Doctor Apprenticeship Program
Could the UK’s Medical Doctor Apprenticeship serve as a blueprint for US PAs?
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An American PA in the UK
My quality of life, both at work and outside of work, is much better as a PA in the UK than in the US.
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DMSc Coming to the University of Nebraska Medical Center
The University of Nebraska Medical Center will soon start accepting applications for its inaugural Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) program.
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30 Ways To Win Friends and Influence People as a Physician Assistant
The most powerful tool at a clinician’s disposal is the ability to connect with patients on a human level.
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Overcoming Difficulty and Rejection as a Physician Assistant
Practicing medicine as a PA is a rewarding journey that is not without its share of frustration, perhaps more so than other healthcare workers.
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A Case of Concurrent Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea and Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus
Rosacea is a condition that is oftentimes diagnosed clinically but it may mimic other skin disorders, one of which is cutaneous lupus erythematosus (CLE).
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Explore These 11 Top Nonclinical Careers for Physician Assistants
Transitioning out of medicine can be scary. Start by getting to know the best nonclinical careers for Physician Assistants.
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Doctorate-level PA transitions to Medical Science Liaison
PAs bring a unique experience to the MSL profession. As an MSL, I continue to remember my clinician roots while still positively impacting patients.
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Perinatal Depression in Military Spouses Stationed Overseas: A Systematic Literature Review
Perinatal depression is a serious mental health condition that has been shown to have negative implications for both the mother, spouse, and infant.
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Single Mom Leaves Russia, Learns English, Becomes Doctor
Just 3 years ago, I was content with my life. I was a PA working in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. However, life presented a challenge, and I took it.
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