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Tips to Meet Your PA CME Requirements
To maintain your PA certification, you’ll need to pass the PANRE® every 10 years and attain 100 continuing medical education (CME) credits every 2 years. Here’s how you can simplify the process.
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Beyond the Basics | Excelling in Your OBGYN Clinical Rotation
Discover ways to thrive in your OBGYN clinical rotation. Learn from a PA student’s experience with
Is Passing the PANCE Enough?
When it comes to high-stakes exams like the PANCE, is passing enough? Let’s examine why passing
How To Survive Your Emergency Med Rotation
Discover helpful tips on making the most of your emergency med rotation in this article written
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How To Avoid Healthcare Burnout | A PA Student’s Perspective
Healthcare careers carry a high risk of burnout. I would like to share reminders that have helped me stave off burnout. Perhaps they will help you too.
Becoming a Physician Assistant | I Choose PA
The demand for the services of PAs continues to grow. Let’s explore the many reasons why students are increasingly becoming physician assistants.
About the PANRE: Summary of Exam Facts
We can’t overstate the value of recertification and what it means for you as a PA-C designee. Recertification helps PAs provide better care and increases confidence when treating patients. As
A New Study Feature for Didactics, EOR & PANCE® Prep
Assess your performance with our new feature ‘Categories’ in PA Qbank which helps to enhance your preparation for your didactics, EOR, and PANCE/PANRE exams.
What PA Elective Rotations Should I Take?
It’s one of the biggest questions PA students have as they approach their didactic year: What rotations should I choose for my elective rotations?
What I Learned in My PA Surgery Rotation
Sarah A. is a PA-S who recently completed her surgery rotation, and she has some great tips for any students preparing for a surgery rotation.