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BMC Med Educ2023;23(1):631.September 3, 2023Journal Article

Physician assistant education program director attrition and consideration to leave.

Cody A Sasek1, Jonathan L Kilstrom2, Sebastian Opar3, Zachary Simons4
1Butler University Doctor of Medical Science Bridge Program, Indianapolis, IN, USA. csasek@butler.edu.
2Yale University PA Online Program, New Haven, CT, USA.
3Carbon Health Urgent Care, Green Brook, NJ, USA.
4Schweiger Dermatology Group, Hamburg, NY, USA.
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Abstract

BACKGROUND: This study explores factors related to physician assistant (PA) education program directors' (PD) consideration to leave their leadership role. This is important to better understand, with the need for additional PA education PDs as the number of PA programs grows in addition to current PA program leaders considering leaving their PD role. METHODS: Data from the 2019 Physician Assista…

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