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3/26/2020 Department of Family and Overview Preventive Medicine Physician Assistant Program Zoom Rules - My Background Zoom Rules - My Background Please keep mute on as we are Emory University recording this PA life PA life Physician


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Department of Family and Preventive Medicine Physician Assistant Program

Emory University Physician Assistant Program Virtual Open House

Allan Platt PA-C, MMSc Assistant Professor, Director of Admissions aplatt@emory.edu Please keep mute on as we are recording this

Overview

Zoom Rules - My Background Zoom Rules - My Background PA life PA life Emory PA Program Emory PA Program Questions via Google Form Questions via Google Form Virtual Emory Tour Virtual Emory Tour Last Questions Last Questions

Clinical Degree Comparison

Degrees Physician MD/DO Nurse Practitioner NP Physician Assistant PA

Average Annual Salary[i] Primary Care $223,000 $103,000 $107,000 Licensing Independent Supervises team under State Medical Board Independent license under State Nursing Board Licensed under physician supervision, under State Medical Board Years Training Clinical Training 4 years Undergrad 4 years Medical School 3 – 4 years Residency 12 years total 9-10,000 hours 4 years Nursing School 2 years NP program 6 years total Or 4 year Undergrad (non-nursing) 1 year accelerated RN, 2 year NP program 6 -7 years total 720 Hours 4 years Undergrad 2 – 2.5 years PA program 6 years total 2,000 hours Degree Medical Doctor – MD or DO Masters – moving to Clinical Doctorate Masters 100% # programs 136 MD/26 DO 350 250 Specialized certifications, tests Yes, USMLE 1 and 2 then after residency Locked in specialty Yes- Board exam Locked in specialty Yes- Board exam Can migrate specialties Medical Model Biomedical model Biopsychosocial nursing model Biomedical model

MD vs. PA

MDs are not happy - Changes in Burnout and Satisfaction With Work- Life Balance in Physicians and the General US Working Population Between 2011 and 2014 - Mayo Clinic Proceedings December 2015 Volume 90, Issue 12, Pages 1600–1613 - 35,922 physicians 54.4% (n=3680) of the physicians reported at least 1 symptom

  • f burnout in 2014.

MDs are not happy - Changes in Burnout and Satisfaction With Work- Life Balance in Physicians and the General US Working Population Between 2011 and 2014 - Mayo Clinic Proceedings December 2015 Volume 90, Issue 12, Pages 1600–1613 - 35,922 physicians 54.4% (n=3680) of the physicians reported at least 1 symptom

  • f burnout in 2014.

PA Happiness - Physician Assistant Job Satisfaction: A Narrative Review of Empirical Research The Journal of Physician Assistant Education: December 2015 - Volume 26 - Issue 4 - p 176–186 -Most studies report a high degree of job satisfaction when autonomy, income, patient responsibility, physician support, and career advancement

  • pportunities are surveyed.

PA Happiness - Physician Assistant Job Satisfaction: A Narrative Review of Empirical Research The Journal of Physician Assistant Education: December 2015 - Volume 26 - Issue 4 - p 176–186 -Most studies report a high degree of job satisfaction when autonomy, income, patient responsibility, physician support, and career advancement

  • pportunities are surveyed.

A Career as a PA PA Career

Working interdependently with physicians: History & physical exams, order & interpret studies (ECG, X-ray, CT, labs), assess & diagnose, perform procedures, prescribing in all 50 states Migratory: Change specialty without re-training (except anesthesia) Other opportunities: Research, Administration, Public Health, Education, Leadership

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PA Job Growth PA Job Growth Where do PAs practice? Where do PAs Practice? US PA Program Rankings Learn about Emory PA

www.EmoryPA.org

Learn about #EmoryUnited Emory’s Beginnings

1967: Inception as Cardiac Care Medical Specialist at Grady Memorial Hospital with J. Willis Hurst, MD 1971: Degree-granting Program 1988: 1st Primary Care Masters Degree PA Program in US

Eugene A. Stead BS and MD from Emory University Chairman, Emory Department of Medicine (1942-46) Dean of School of Medicine (1945-46)

Awards a Master of Medical Science Degree Focus on Primary Care & medically underserved populations

Emory’s Beginnings Emory PA Program Mission

The Emory Physician Assistant Program recruits, educates and mentors a diverse group of students to become highly regarded physician assistants providing compassionate health care

  • f the highest quality.

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Emory PA Program Goals

Support students’ journey to become well prepared, certified PAs by providing a high- quality, evidence- based curriculum and diverse clinical training

  • pportunities

Recruit, mentor, and support a diverse student body Promote

  • pportunities for

community engaged learning, service, and

  • utreach to

underserved populations

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Emory Application Requirements

Baccalaureate degree from regionally accredited institution. Applicants graduating from international institution must have min of 24 semester credits as a full-time student at a US or Canadian regionally accredited institution. Baccalaureate degree from regionally accredited institution. Applicants graduating from international institution must have min of 24 semester credits as a full-time student at a US or Canadian regionally accredited institution. A cumulative and science GPA of 3.0/4.0 A cumulative and science GPA of 3.0/4.0 GRE within last 5 years GRE within last 5 years CASPA & Supplemental Applications ($70.00 fee) CASPA & Supplemental Applications ($70.00 fee) Applicants must meet the Emory PA Program Technical Standards Applicants must meet the Emory PA Program Technical Standards Minimum of 2000 hours direct patient care experience at time of application Minimum of 2000 hours direct patient care experience at time of application

Prerequisite Courses

  • Statistics - 3 semester credits
  • Natural sciences - minimum 23 semester credits or 34.5

quarter hours – Biology with lab - 4 semester/6 quarter hours – General Chemistry with lab(s) - 8 semester/12 quarter hours – Organic or biochemistry, not a survey course - 3 semester/5

quarter hours

– Anatomy & Physiology (I and II ) - 8 semester/12 quarter hours

Applications for class of 2022

  • Applicants on CASPA

– Total Applicants 2106 – Total Completed: 884 – Interview 157 over 13 days – Dual Degree 4 coming from Rollins SPH – Accepted 50 for total of 54

Class of 2021 vs 2022

  • Class of 2022
  • # of students

54 – Male 15%, Female 85% – Diversity = 39% – Advanced Degree = 22% – Dual Degree MPH-PA = 4 – Veterans = 4%

  • Average age: 25.8 (22 – 41)
  • GPA

– Total 3.67 – Science 3.69

  • Health Care Experience

5,500 hrs (Range 2020 – 20,610 )

  • Humanitarian vol.

1,156 hrs (Range 0 – 9,514)

  • GRE

– Verbal 155 – Quant 153 – Analytical 4.3

  • Class of 2021
  • # of students

54 – Male 24%, Female 76% – Diversity = 30% – Advanced Degree = 22% – Dual Degree MPH-PA = 3 – Veterans = 7%

  • Average age: 27.6 (22 - 40)
  • GPA

– Total 3.60 – Science 3.53

  • Health Care Experience

7,309 hrs (Range 2048 – 27,872 )

  • Humanitarian vol.

2,252 hrs (Range 80 – 22,050)

  • GRE

– Verbal 152 – Quant 153 – Analytical 4.3

Class Geography

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States

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  • Medical Asst MA is tops

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Clinical Experience

Background & Experience

Direct Patient Care Experience – 2000 hours minimum

  • Athletic Trainer
  • Clinical Researcher (with patient involvement)
  • CNA/MA
  • Critical Care Tech
  • Dietician
  • EMT/Paramedic/ED Tech
  • Exercise Physiologist
  • Health Educators/Child Development Specialist
  • Nuclear Tech/Diagnostic Radiology Tech
  • Nursing - RN
  • Physical Therapist, PT aid
  • Psychologists/Mental Health Counselor
  • Respiratory Therapist
  • Scribe
  • Social Worker

Holistic Approach to Applications

Narrative Statement GRE Scores Undergrad GPA Mission Interview Day Academic Potential Letters of Recommendation Health Care Experience Science GPA

Holistic Approach to Applications Why Emory? Active Learning

Anatomy Dissection Lab Skills Labs

Active Learning

Point of Care Ultrasound OSCE Suites

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Faculty

Academic Health Center System

Why I chose Emory Curriculum Foundations Phase (Fall 1)

  • Anatomy with Cadaver Lab
  • Introduction to Physical Assessment (IPA)
  • Foundation of Medical Science (FMS)

Pharmacology, genetics, medical microbiology, and ultrasound

  • Biomedical Ethics
  • Becoming a Physician Assistant I (BPA1)

Foundations Phase (Fall 1) Didactic Module Phase

Spring 1

Modules: Psychiatry, Dermatology, Hematology/oncology,

GI, ENT/Pulmonary, Cardiovascular

Courses: BPA 2, Epidemiology

Summer 1 Modules: GU, Endocrine, Orthopedics/Rheumatology

Courses: BPA 3

Fall 2

Modules: Neurology, Emergency medicine, Surgery,

Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Geriatrics

Courses: BPA 4

Summative testing

Didactic Phase

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Curricula Threads

Basic Science

  • Anatomy Review
  • Biochemistry
  • Genetics
  • Immunology
  • Microbiology
  • Nutrition
  • Pathophysiology
  • Physiology
  • Preventive Medicine

Threads

  • Social determinants of

health

  • POCUS
  • DELP

Small Group Societies Small Group Societies

Emergency Medicine Family Medicine Inpatient Internal Medicine OB/GYN Pediatrics Psychiatry Social Determinants of Health (Emory Farmworker Project) Surgery

Core Clinical Rotations Core Clinical Rotations

  • May be outside of Metro Atlanta (housing provided)
  • Electronic patient/procedure logging
  • End of rotation days
  • PAEA End of Rotation Exams
  • Exam Master test questions
  • National Conference Board Review Course

Academic Elective Addiction Medicine Cardiothoracic Surgery Cardiology Dermatology ENT Gastroenterology Geriatrics Infectious Diseases

Elective Rotations Elective Rotations

Nephrology Neurology Neurosurgery Oncology Orthopedics Pediatric Emergency Medicine Radiology Urology

Elective Rotations Elective Rotations Unique Opportunities at Emory Emory Farmworker Project

  • 24th Year, over 38,000 patients served
  • 2 weeks in June, 1 fall weekend
  • Interdisciplinary care with PT and medical

interpreters

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Good Samaritan Clinic

Student run Clinic

  • Interdisciplinary

training with PA and medical students

  • One weekend a

month

  • Serving the working

poor, low income, and uninsured population

29 months – Emory PA Graduate What makes a Strong Candidate?

Solid clinical experience – AT-C, RN, Combat Medic, then EMTs, Respiratory therapist, Rad Tech Ultrasound, Med Tech, Counselor, Social work, Speech pathologist , then MA, Scribe Pt Assistant, Clinical research assistant Community service – Missions, underserved populations, health care, out of comfort zone, another language Leadership – Captain of team, TA, Proctor, team leader Honors – Publications, academic awards, community service awards Personal Statement – talk about journey to decide PA, missions, work related PA encounters… For supplemental, please talk about the school and why them. Visit the school and talk with students.

Questions

https://forms.gle/XpN7KnE2QYB29dBa7

Virtual Tour

  • Emory Main

Campus

  • Walking down on

Clifton Road from North Decatur Road

  • Map link

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Virtual Tour Law and Business School

  • Law school
  • Goizueta Business

school

Main Library

  • Woodruff Library
  • Cox hall food court

computing center

Emory Quad

  • Original Campus
  • Carlos Museum

(mummies)

Dooly – Unofficial Mascot

  • Dooly History
  • Emory Eagle – Real Masscot
  • New Student Center

Gym - WoodPEC

  • The George W. Woodruff

Physical Education Center

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Emory Hospital – Main Campus Emory Outpatient Clinics

  • Main Clinic
  • Winship Cancer

Institute

Emory Free Bus System- Cliff

  • Bus Service to

campus, hospitals, parking

SOM Education Building SOM Education Building

  • Lecture hall
  • Sim Lab

SOM Education Building

  • OSCE: objective

structured clinical examination suites

  • Hx and PE practice

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SOM Education Building

  • Models for practice
  • Anatomy Lab – full

dissection

CHOA Egelston

  • Children’s Healthcare of

Atlanta 3 Hospitals

  • Egelston on Clifton

1462 Building

  • PA Program Office
  • Classroom
  • Health Science

Library

Rollins School of Public Health

  • Dual Degree

Program: MPH, MMSc

Nursing School and CDC

  • NP programs
  • CDC Museum

Questions

https://forms.gle/XpN7KnE2QYB29dBa7

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Department of Family and Preventive Medicine Physician Assistant Program

Emory University Physician Assistant Program

1462 Clifton Road, Suite 280 Atlanta, GA 30322 Main: 404.727.7825 Admissions: 404.727.7857

Allan Platt PA-C, MMSc * Kaye Johnson * Khaliala Ward * Ursula Robinson * Javar White * aplatt@emory.edu ljohn07@emory.edu Khaliala.ward@emory.edu unichol@emory.edu Javar.white@emory.edu

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