Continuation of advanced doctoral experience (ADE) dissemination and capstone.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of all Summer 1, Fall 1, and Spring 1 EL-OTD coursework. Directed research enables students to pursue supervised research in a focused subject area. Students participate in research activities including but not limited to, study design

Prerequisites: None. This course examines the evolution and current issues affecting persons with disabilities - the largest minority population in the United States. It includes changes in disability models and societal perceptions across time; disparities in

Prerequisites: OH-881, OH-882, OT-883. In this course, students will identify historical trends and models in outcome measurement at the individual, population and systems level. Key features of qualitative and quantitative measures to meet the shift from quantity to quality

Prerequisites: Matriculation into the MPAS Program. This integrated course is designed to provide the basics of cellular biology and processes common to disease, as well as pharmacotherapeutic principles. This course will serve as the foundation for the future study of

Prerequisites: Matriculation into the MPAS Program. Delivered across three modules, this course will begin with an introduction to the role of the PA in practice and the history of the PA profession in module one. Module two will explore the PA-patient relationship, including

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Semester 1 classes. Delivered across three modules, this course is a continuation of the topics explored in The PA Profession course. Expanding on the PA role and the provider-patient relationship in PA practice, students will

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Semester 2 courses. This final course of the PA professional series will prepare the PA student to function effectively in their community of practice and in a variety of healthcare settings. Concepts of public and community

Prerequisites: Matriculation into the MPAS Program. The course provides students with a comprehensive look at the diagnosis and management of common diseases and conditions of the integumentary system, beginning with normal anatomy and physiology, followed by

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Semester 1 classes. The course provides students with a comprehensive look at the diagnosis and management of common diseases and conditions of the neurologic system, beginning with normal anatomy and physiology followed by