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Beyond the clinic: An Exploration into PA Education

Stephanie

Neary

, MPA, PAS2

Carl

Garrubba

, MPA, PA-C

Slide2

Stephanie Neary, MPA, PA-SMidwestern University-Glendale, studentStudent Advisory Task Force of the PAEA

Carl

Garrubba, MPA, PA-CChatham University, Program DirectorBoard of the PAEA, Director at Large

Disclosures

Slide3

Analyze the current and future needs for PA program faculty, staff and clinical preceptorsDiscover the career options in PA education through an interactive panel discussion with representatives from these rolesExplore preparation for careers in clinical precepting, academia, or research

Describe current PAEA efforts to develop future PA educators and leaders, including opportunities for students

Session Objectives

Slide4

Task force created in June 2014 by PAEA to bring a student voice to PA educationDeveloped and carried out nationwide survey for current PA studentsDeveloped the first ever PAEA Future Educator FellowshipMany exciting adventures and opportunities ahead

Student Advisory Task Force

Slide5

There are currently 190 ARC-PA accredited PA programsThere will be a projected *** programs by ***Expansion of the number of PA programs will directly impact the need for current and future faculty and clinical preceptors

PA Program Expansion

PAEA Annual Report, 2013

Slide6

Current Need for Faculty

Serving as a clinical preceptor can serve as a bridge to becoming faculty if interested.

PAEA Annual Report, 2013

FTE: full time equivalent

Slide7

The majority of PAs served in clinical practice prior to gaining new employment as PA faculty Prior Experience

Slide8

Program reported barriers to hiring new faculty:61.8% “Lack of qualified candidates”60.7% “Candidates’ lack of teaching experience”

SATF and PAEA are working to increase interest in PA education earlier in clinicians’ careers

PAEA currently offers several opportunities for new and existing faculty including PANDO Workshops and PEAE ForumPAEA is now offering opportunities for students who have an interest in becoming a clinical preceptor of faculty member in the future

Current Efforts

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PAEA Future Educator Fellowship: Currently accepting applications, deadline: *** Three programs currently offer formal academic fellowships: Duke University

Medical University of South Carolina

Midwestern University-Glendale

Available Opportunities

Slide10

To Teach or Not to Teach: 2011 National Survey of PA and Preceptor Experiences Mission: “describe the proportion and characteristics of physician assistants (PAs) involved as preceptors.”

11,722 PAs responded

25% of clinically active PAs reported currently precepting students

2011 PAEA Survey

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Most common characteristics of current preceptors: Male, practicing full-time, working in teaching hospital, providing inpatient care, having 6-10 years of clinical experienceCurrent preceptors shared that:

90% “Giving back to the PA profession” was most important part in their decision to become a preceptor

86% “Teaching is rewarding”75% “Keeping up to date in their field”

2011 PAEA Survey

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Carl Garrubba, MPA, PA-C, Program Director, Chatham University

Jennifer Williams,

MMS, PA-C, The Mayo ClinicLiz Riley Buno, MHS, PA

-C, Clinical Preceptor of the Year

2014

Why did you become involved in PA education?

Today’s Panel:

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Clinical precepting can be a great way to transition into PA faculty if desiredThere will be an increased need for clinical preceptors, PA faculty, and program directors in the coming yearsIt is never too early to start pursuing your interest in PA education

There are many opportunities available for students who want to become involved in PA education

Takeaways

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PAEA Annual Report ARC-PAReferences