



Begin the program with an introduction to the PA profession, focusing on how PAs think, what they treat, how they collaborate, and why building strong, empathetic connections with patients is essential to providing excellent care across every clinical area.
Dive into hematology and discover how PAs recognize, evaluate, and interpret common blood disorders, using diagnostic reasoning to connect symptoms, lab results, and patient history to arrive at an accurate differential diagnosis.
Explore the field of cardiology and learn how PAs assess cardiovascular symptoms, interpret key clinical findings, and develop a thoughtful approach to diagnosing and managing common heart and vascular conditions.
Learn about pulmonology and see how PAs evaluate lung and breathing concerns, from shortness of breath to chronic respiratory issues, while building a step-by-step plan that connects physical exam findings, imaging, and pulmonary testing.
Take a closer look at gastroenterology and learn how PAs manage both acute presentations and chronic gastrointestinal conditions, including how they identify red flags, choose appropriate testing, and build practical treatment plans.
Explore the field of nephrology and learn how PAs approach diagnosing and managing common kidney diseases, with an emphasis on interpreting renal labs, understanding fluid and electrolyte balance, and guiding long-term patient care.
Learn about endocrinology and how PAs diagnose and treat patients with chronic endocrine conditions, including how they monitor disease progression, adjust treatment over time, and support patients with sustainable lifestyle-based strategies.
Dive into rheumatology and learn how PAs evaluate complex autoimmune and inflammatory conditions, using clinical reasoning to connect systemic symptoms to underlying immune dysfunction and develop long-term management approaches.
Explore how PAs approach neurological concerns in older adults, including how they use diagnostic reasoning to differentiate common presentations and how they support patients and families while managing neurodegenerative diseases over time.
Participate in a live Q&A session with your PA, where you can ask questions about the PA profession, reflect on what you learned, and discuss your tailored recommendation letter for PA school, including strengths to highlight and next steps to stay competitive.