Student Spotlight
Q&A: PA Studies student inducted into US Air Force Academy Athletics Hall of Fame
 
PA Studies student Sara Lyons
Distinction in Research program helps students engage in research at a deeper level
 
PA Studies student Caitlyn Swopes
Around UT Health San Antonio
PA program celebrates 20 years
 
PA program 20th anniversary attendees pose for photo
Helping people is a way of life for new PA Studies professor
 
PA Studies assistant professor Micheal Habeab
Respiratory care students give PA students a lesson on mechanical ventilation
 
Respiratory Care student Mayce Sadi shows PA Studies student Bryce Holmgren and other PA students how to use a mechanical ventilator.
Feature Article
Message from the Chair
 
Paul B. Allen Sr., Associate Professor, Program Director and Chair, Department of Physician Assistant Studies

Dear colleagues and friends,

 

As the events of the past several years have shown, educating and training the next generation of physician assistants has never been more important. We look back as we always keep an eye to the future: This October, our program celebrated its 20th anniversary, and we are in the second year of offering our Master of Physician Assistant Studies program at a second location — the UT Education and Research Center at Laredo. I appreciate learning about your programs’ progress and innovations, and I’m pleased to share an update on some of the recent faculty and student news and engagement in the Department of Physician Assistant Studies at UT Health San Antonio.

 

Best wishes,

 

Paul B. Allen Sr., DSc, MPAS, PA-C, FAAPA

Associate Professor, Program Director and Chair

Department of Physician Assistant Studies


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