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PHYSICIAN
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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS |
Jefferson College of Health
Sciences
Roanoke, VA |
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Local Chapter of the PA Student Association
Current Student Officers
Constitution and Bylaws
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American Academy of
Physician Assistants
AAPA is the only national organization that represents physician
assistants (PAs) in all specialties and all employment settings. Its
membership also includes physician assistant students and supporters of
the profession.
Student Academy of the AAPA
The SAAAPA Web Site is an information resource for PA students across the
country as well as those interested in exploring a career as a physician
assistant.
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Virginia Academy of
Physician Assistants VAPA exists to serve the needs of PAs and PA students in Virginia.
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Physician
Assistant Education Association -- PAEA
Established in 1972, PAEA (formerly APAP) is the national organization
representing physician assistant educational programs in the United
States. PAEA's mission is to assist PA educational programs in the
instruction of highly educated physician assistants. The association
offers an array of services for PA programs, faculty, students, and the
general public aimed at fulfilling this mission.
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National
Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants
The NCCPA web site is the online resource for information on PA certification.
This site includes detailed information about the
certification process; exam dates, deadlines, and details; CME
requirements, forms, and deadlines; and the latest issue of NCCPA News.
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The
Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant
ARC-PA is the recognized accrediting agency that protects the
interests of the public and PA profession by defining the standards for PA
education and evaluating PA educational programs within the territorial
United States to ensure their compliance with those standards.
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Physician Assistant Advisory Board
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The Physician Assistant History Office provides a reliable, comprehensive, and accessible source
of information about the profession’s unique origins, philosophy,
structure, and interdependent relationship with the medical
profession. Included in this web site is an
Illustrated History, with timeline, biographies, and a virtual
museum. |