University of Findlay's program provides students with the medical knowledge, technical skills, and experience in a variety of didactic and clinical settings necessary for them to become ethical, competent, and compassionate health care providers as part of a health care team. The mission of the Physician Assistant program at The University of Findlay is to provide students with the medical knowledge, technical skills, and experience in a variety of didactic and clinical settings necessary for them to become ethical, competent, and compassionate health care providers as part of the health care team. This mission complements the University of Findlay's mission which is to equip students for meaningful lives and productive careers. Physician assistant graduates are expected to be able to function as health professionals who when licensed can practice medicine with physician supervision to respond to the needs of their patients in ways that will improve their quality of life. Students will train full-time in a variety of clinical settings. A clinical experience in their area of interest is also required. Students will learn hands-on with experienced faculty in state-of-the-art facilities right on campus. 100% of Findlay's graduates from 2010 to present passed the Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam (PANCE), with 99% of those graduates passing on the first attempt.
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