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Become that someone for one of our PA students. Support a future generation of medical colleagues by becoming a preceptor. Our need for preceptors and rotation sites is nationwide. If you (or your colleagues) are interested, we'd be happy to discuss the possibilities.
You could play a key role in educating physician assistants who will carry on the SFU tradition of providing competent, compassionate and comprehensive health care. We are developing new clinical rotations nationwide. To learn more: fill out the form and we'll be in touch.
Receive one of the following benefits for completing a 5-week supervised clinical rotation experience:
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In the clinical year, PA students develop patient management skills under the supervision of physicians, physician assistants and other allied health personnel like you.
To complement our Department’s didactic curriculum, we maintain quality clinical rotations to expose the PA student to a range of common clinical experiences.
The rotation sequence offers the PA student a variety of practical experiences and promotes the clinical integration of concepts learned in the classroom. The clinical year constitutes a full-time off-campus experience, which allows PA students to develop their patient management skills under the supervision of physicians, physician assistants and other allied health personnel.
With the increasing number of health care students nationally, we are in need of preceptors and rotation sites to be able to maintain the required available accredited slots for our students.
We are currently working diligently to recruit clinical rotations for our next class of physician assistant students. Every May, a new class of 55 physician assistant students begins their clinical year, completing nine five-week rotations, which consist of:
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