June 2007
PAEA Networker

Moves and Milestones

Faculty Present at AAPA's CSAC Poster Session in Philly:

Faculty and students from several PA programs presented their work at the American Academy of Physician Assistants' 16th Annual Clinical and Scientific Affairs Council (CSAC) Poster Session during the AAPA Annual Conference in Philadelphia. CSAC awarded ribbons for the best posters based on their visual quality, originality, innovation, clarity of goals, and results. The following were projects selected as Best Poster Winners in which faculty were authors or coauthors:

  • Analysis of Grade Point Average and First-time PANCE Performance Among Graduate/Undergraduate and Full-time/Part-time Status Students of Drexel University PA Program: 2004-2005.  C. Stream and J. Krolikowski, Drexel University PA Program, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

  • Imposter Phenomenon in PA Education. J. Prata and J. Geitzen, Pacific University School of PA Studies, Hillsboro, Oregon

  • Trends in Religious and Spiritual Indicators in PA Student Application Essays. C. Robohm, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center PA Program, Aurora, Colorado

  • HIV Seroprevalance Among Patients Admitted to Mulago National Hospital in Kampala, Uganda. G. Kayingo and M. Warner, Yale University Physician Associate Program, New Haven, Connecticut

  • Acute Exacerbation of Chiari I Symptoms After Chiropractic Intervention. E. Zink, K. Lohenry, and J. Williams, Midwestern University PA Program, Glendale, Arizona

PA Becomes Clinical Coordinator in Boston Program

Rebecca Lovell Scott, PhD, PA-C, is the new clinical coordinator at the Northeastern University PA Program in Boston. A graduate of the Bowman Gray School of Medicine, Wake Forest University PA Program, Scott received her doctorate from the University of South Carolina, School of Public Health. She has been involved in PA education for more than 11 years and continues to work clinically with the underserved on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.

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PAEA Networker's Moves and Milestones column is designed to help keep members informed about their colleagues’ activities. The column features information on faculty moves and promotions and on significant changes and achievements at member programs. Examples are faculty moving to new positions within the program or elsewhere, grants received, articles or books published, a new track or satellite campus established. We also welcome curricular innovations that may not have the research basis for peer-reviewed publication but that would be of anecdotal interest to PA faculty.

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