Oct. 16, 2013 - Fifty four students recently began the professional phase of the King’s College Physician Assistant Studies program.
The term “professional phase” refers specifically to the full-time 24-month training program which consists of almost 11 months of didactic instruction followed by more than 13 months of clinical rotations. Upon completion of the professional phase, students will graduate with a master’s degree in physician assistant studies and are eligible to take the Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam through the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants.
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Pictured in first row, from left, is Shannon Tucker, Sheila Jones, Shelley Goodpastor, Emily Dishong, Tina Hoang, Nicole Caccese, Carissa Sarlo, Lea Riviecco, Melissa Cicconi, Jenni Lynn Lisiewski, and Priyanka Bahl.
Pictured in second row, from left, is Catherine D’Elia, Ashley Sugalski, Dana Newman, Samantha Shelton, Brittany Slattery, Morgan Smyth, Megan Amey, Candace Fegley, Kesha Patel, Gianna Cordasco, Courtlynn Pulcini, and Amanda Horton.
Pictured in third row, from left to right, is Chelsea Hamershock, Michelle Carey, Tyler Guadagnino, Beth Ann Grega, Kayla Preisler, Danielle Brenizer, Courtney McNulty, Kathryn Phillips, John Paolino, Kevin McNavage, and Casey Overfield.
Pictured in fourth row, from left, is Nicole Munley, Teri Lynn Scatena, Rachel Kindred, Katelyn Williams, Adele Habbaz, Samantha Meilands, Hilla Davidi, Devon Woolfolk, Andrew Vo, and Kelly Klaproth.
Pictured in top row, from left, is Samela Mariano, Erika Baranowski, Abigail Brenkach, Jesse Balls, John Grimes, Christian Weiser, Kade Sorenson, Michelle Schmid, and Kyle Woolfolk.
Absent from photo was Jill O’Malley.