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The outreach was a small part of Toruno's volunteer and clinical rotation work to help rural Utahns.

Read PAEA's exclusive interview of UPAP professor Darin Ryujin and his fight for justice and equity in healthcare and education.

Researchers in the UPAP share the successes of their diversity efforts with the Family Medicine journal.

Coombs joins many members of our department who have generously donated time and expertise during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The design was inspired by Bradshaw's desire to help his family members keep track of their insulin.

UPAP continues its commitments to provide care to rural areas in Utah during the pandemic.

The design was inspired by Bradshaw's desire to help his family members keep track of their insulin.

There is much to look forward to in the upcoming months, writes UPAP Program Director Jared Spackman, MPAS, PA-C.

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) provided the UPAP program a grant to train the students in issues of underserved and rural health administration.

The video addresses the importance of vaccination and encourages community members to schedule their injections.

The clinic is run by UPAP alumna Revina Talker, who has been diligent in providing COVID care to her community.

Donors included faculty, staff, students, and alumni.

Selected students will focus on primary care in rural or underserved urban areas.

New physician assistant students received white coats as they prepared for their upcoming clinical experience.

The effort provided much-needed vaccinations to the Ute Tribe on the Uintah and Ouray reservations.

The award was given by the Academy of Health Sciences Educators and recognized the educational efforts of the team.

Constance Goldgar, PA-C, is a long-time professor for UPAP and has had an illustrious career in Physician Assistant training and policy-making. The Physician Assistant Education Association, which she presided over...

In their most recent issue, UtahMED magazine highlighted Revina Talker, alumna of UPAP and a vital healthcare worker in the Navajo Nation.

Physician Assistant rose to the No. 1 spot on U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 Best Jobs list. The rankings factor in important aspects of a job including growth potential...

The Bulletin of Central Oregon recognizes Kelly Gillette's innovative, mobile approach to healthcare among the unhoused during the pandemic.

Burnout affects all healthcare workers, including physician assistants.

This year's donation drive for winter wear brought in over a dozen bags of contributions.

The article is one of the most read on Accelerate, U Health's online learning blog.

Jared Spackman, MPAS, PA-C, Program Director for the UPAP program, shares his thoughts about maintaining academic and clinical activities during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.