Physician Assistant

Master of Physician Assistant Practice The Physician Assistant Program focuses on an evidence-based, patient centered, clinically practical curriculum. Students who complete the program will earn a Master of Physician Assistant Practice (MPAP) degree. Learn more

MPAP/MS in Public Health Opportunity to function not only as clinicians but also contribute as community health leaders, educators, and policy makers, affecting the local, state and national health care systems. Learn more

MPAP/MS in Clinical Research Successful candidates will earn both a Master of Physician Assistant Practice (MPAP) degree and a Master of Clinical Research (MSCR) degree. Learn more

Five-year first-time average pass rate of 95% on the PANCE.
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