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Hey Optometry and PA Students, You’re Going to Need A Bigger Wallet

Hey Optometry and PA Students, You’re Going to Need A Bigger Wallet

Hey Optometry and PA Students, You’re Going to Need A Bigger Wallet

According to the latest available data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics as reported recently by the Philadelphia Business Journal, optometrists rank No. 7 and physician assistants rank No. 48 in the top 50 highest-paying jobs in the Philadelphia region that earn between $100,000 and $150,000.

Salus Signs Two New Articulation Deals with Keystone College

Salus Signs Two New Articulation Deals with Keystone College

Salus Signs Two New Articulation Deals with Keystone College

Salus University has completed two new articulation agreements with Keystone College, one for a Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree program and the second for a Physician Assistant (PA) Studies Master of Medical Science degree program.
Pediatrics Workshop Provides PA Students a Leg Up Heading Into Rotation

Pediatrics Workshop Provides PA Students a Leg Up Heading Into Rotation

Pediatrics Workshop Provides PA Students a Leg Up Heading Into Rotation

The University’s Physician Assistant (PA) students participate annually in a hands-on pediatric workshop as an experimental learning component of the program’s physical diagnosis course. Pediatric patients, ranging from three months to seven years of age, served as the subjects for the exams. Their parents helped facilitate at each of the practice stations.
At the Intersection of Art and Medicine

At the Intersection of Art and Medicine

At the Intersection of Art and Medicine

Students from the University’s Physician Assistant Studies (PA) program returned to the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) to complete the third and final session of The Art of Observation workshop series. The program was created to help first year students become more aware of their personal biases, and to improve observation, listening, interpretation, communication and empathy skills when working with patients, their families, and collaborating as a member of a clinical team.

Mile-High City Hosted the Annual AAPA Conference

Mile-High City Hosted the Annual AAPA Conference

Mile-High City Hosted the Annual AAPA Conference

Faculty and students from the University’s Physician Assistant (PA) Studies program attended the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) conference in Denver, Colo., from May 18 to May 22.

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