Program Overview

Expected Student Learning Outcome of the Pace University Lenox Hill Hospital Physician Assistant Program

The Pace University-Lenox Hill Hospital Physician Assistant program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their future careers. Upon completion of the program, students will be able to demonstrate the following abilities:

Entrustable Professional Activities (Program Learner Outcomes, PLO)

The program learner outcomes are as follows:

• PLO1: Gather, write and report an accurate detailed history from a patient.
• PLO2: Perform an integrated physical examination (PE) tailored to a specific patient encounter.
• PLO3: Develop and implement patient management plans tailored to a specific patient encounter in all settings.
• PLO4: Recommend and apply common diagnostic studies and apply to clinical encounters with patients.
• PLO5: Devise and document an accurate, focused, context-specific clinical note based on a patient encounter.
• PLO6: Summarize and report focused oral presentations based on a patient seen during clinical rotations.
• PLO7: Devise and prioritize a differential diagnosis based on a patient encounter.
• PLO8: Choose and perform general procedures on patients under full supervision.
• PLO9: Use information technology to retrieve evidence and apply to patient care.
• PLO10: Evaluate and provide preventive health care services and education to patient encounters.
• PLO11: Choose to maintain a professional attitude and demonstrate ethical behaviors in a clinical setting.

Program Details

The program details, including admission criteria, tuition fees, and research areas, are not explicitly stated in the provided context. However, the program learner outcomes provide insight into the skills and knowledge that students can expect to acquire upon completion of the program.

Update Information

The program information was last updated on February 14, 2022.