Jamie Pepi Shelstad

We warmly invite you to attend the 14th annual Global Health & Innovation Conference at Yale University, New Haven CT on April 22-23, 2017.

Presented by Unite For Sight, the Social Entrepreneurship Institute

Can you please come quickly?

My brother has just returned from the hospital and is having difficulty breathing!” Night had already fallen in the town of Ranquitte, Haiti, and I was preparing for bed when I

The following is by PAGH President Jacob Hampton PA-C and was featured in the Jan/Feb 2015 issue of the Nexus. 

Recently the World Health Organization (WHO) acknowledged that as an organization, they

Introduction
The need for knowledge and awareness of how culture affects our quality of health care arises from the increasing diverse patient population and healthcare disparities. Illness has been defined a

Dear friends and colleagues,

To celebrate their 10th anniversary the Dutch Association of Physician Assistants (NAPA) is inviting physician assistants and PA educators from around the world to take part in the

Becoming a PA has not always been a clear cut career for me. However, after three years since my college graduation, it became evident that this was the path for me.

For many years I have had a desire to be

About The Author:
Catherine McCurdy trained as a physician assistant at the MEDEX Northwest program at University of Washington in Seattle. She has worked as a primary care physician assistant since 1981 at

A big welcome to all our new PAGH members in June!

We had about 30 new members and it was one of our busiest months to date!  We are getting very excited about our upcoming conference in September. 

We h

Note: The Clinical Associates twinning partnerships in South Africa are made possible through the support of the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and the US Centers for Disease Con

This month we talked with Nageen Farmand, a physician assistant who, after finishing her training at Western University of Health Sciences in 2006, has dedicated the majority of her work to the uninsured and