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Hello all...help please:
I'm getting ready to submit my AMCAS but uneasy about classification of all my PA courses (M.S. Physician Assistant 2000): there is no "medicine" discipline (e.g. biology, chemistry etc.) so I listed everything in my PA curriculum as "health sciences", which I don't like, but where else should these courses fit? It seems like such an oversimplification of what was some pretty hefty stuff.
So, any suggestions? 9 semester hours of pharmacology; 6 hours gross human anatomy with lab; 3 hours human physiology; 9 hours of medical psychology; 16 hours clinical medicine; etc. (and much much more, just wanted to give you an idea).
Also, for my clinical year I listed all the rotations as "lab" since the other options were "lecture" or "combined lecture/lab". Does this make sense? e.g. OB-GYN 4 wks, Internal Medicine 8 wks, Surgery 4 wks, etc., etc.
Thanks very much for your insight.
Lisa
I'm getting ready to submit my AMCAS but uneasy about classification of all my PA courses (M.S. Physician Assistant 2000): there is no "medicine" discipline (e.g. biology, chemistry etc.) so I listed everything in my PA curriculum as "health sciences", which I don't like, but where else should these courses fit? It seems like such an oversimplification of what was some pretty hefty stuff.
So, any suggestions? 9 semester hours of pharmacology; 6 hours gross human anatomy with lab; 3 hours human physiology; 9 hours of medical psychology; 16 hours clinical medicine; etc. (and much much more, just wanted to give you an idea).
Also, for my clinical year I listed all the rotations as "lab" since the other options were "lecture" or "combined lecture/lab". Does this make sense? e.g. OB-GYN 4 wks, Internal Medicine 8 wks, Surgery 4 wks, etc., etc.
Thanks very much for your insight.
Lisa
