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We have a new web page https://www.pacificu.edu/academics/colleges/college-health-professions/school-physician-assistant-studies/information-preceptors. There are many rewards from precepting a PA student, especially one attending Pacific University’s School of PA Studies. Take a look at our new website to find out more.
John Stoianoff died from accidental drowning doing what he loved on Flathead Lake, Montana, his favorite place in the world. An obituary will be forthcoming, however, we are holding a celebration of his life will be held on what would have been his 76th birthday and would welcome your presence: Memorial Service for John Stoianoff, […]
Over 25 Pacific and OHSU Physician Assistant students and faculty worked together with help from Washington County, who provided a dumpster and tools for the event, to help an older disabled couple from Tigard. The couple has been unable to take care of their home, and didn’t have the financial resources to hire help. They’ve […]
Come and join us…catch up with some Alumni. October 14, 2017 from 5-6 pm in the Sunset Suite at Salishan Resort.
Celebrate 10 years with the College of Health Professions Saturday | May 6, 2017 Celebrate your journey along with the School of Physician Assistant Studies, the college that’s grown from humble beginnings (code for double-wides) to state of the art learning environments. Come back to celebrate and spend a stress-less day of learning. A […]
June 2016 Oregon Office of Rural Health (ORH) Newsletter Provider Spotlight Jason Olson, Physician Assistant Peacehealth Medical Group, Cottage Grove OR Primary Health Care Loan Forgiveness Awardee Jason Olson grew up in Amity and always knew that he wanted to return to a rural area of Oregon. As a physician assistant student in Pacific University’s rural […]
Take a look at Joseph Sutherland, Class of 2016, in the PA Professional. http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/aapa/paprofessional_20160607/#/32 He is the tall fellow in the back row in the suit and yellow tie. He has worked hard being a part of the AAPA.
Click on the link below to access the shared content. Evaluation of Cervical Spine Clearance by Computed Tomographic Scan Alone in Intoxicated Patients With Blunt Trauma Thank you, JAMA Surgery
Subject: Project Homeless Connect I just wanted to send out a huge thank you to all who participated in Project Homeless this year. The event was extremely successful with many people getting dental care. While PA students and dental hygiene students have been working together for several years now, this year was the first year […]
Pacific DH Graduate Integrates Medical-Dental Care From Dimensions of Dental Hygiene. January 2016;14(01):14. The recent launch of the Colorado Medical-Dental Integration Project (CO-MDI) is helping make affordable medical and dental care for the centennial state’s most vulnerable residents more accessible than ever before. Thanks to funding from the Delta Dental of Colorado Foundation, the state […]
