CALIFORNIA: Western Univ. of Health Sciences Primary Care PA Program
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Does anyone know how we will hear? Via mail, phone, email? -
Just what I already posted. It seems they dont even touch them until Sept 1, so they have a lot of work to do still. Which is why they wont be interviewing until Oct/Nov. But since there have been mistakes it sounds like already, I would touch base with them. -
By aspiring__PA · Posted
One is coming up in two weeks, but UAMS would be ideal! Trying (mostly failing) to be patient lolol -
"The current preceptor apprenticeship model is no longer sufficient to meet the growing demands for primary and/or acute care nurse practitioners. Developing or expanding the use of technologies, learning activities, and projects could promote innovation in the education of APRN students. Technologies such as simulation, which includes mannequin-based simulators, screen-based simulators, and virtual patients, standardized patients, and case studies can support competency-based education and offer possible alternatives to preceptor supervised clinical practice hours.1,2 Enhanced distance technology and pedagogies may also have a role in preparing nurse practitioner students. " pretty sure we are talking about NPs in training here. pre-licensure = in training and not yet licensed as NPs. not trying to be argumentative, but the whole focus of this article(and the title) implies we are talking about np, not rn education via sim.
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