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Veronica Marciano, DMSc, PA-C, has built her career around a simple but powerful idea, preparing PAs not just to practice medicine, but to serve communities well. Now, as Program Director […]

Peter Kalogerinis, DMSc, PA-C, has spent over a decade building a career defined by adaptability, leadership, and a commitment to meeting unmet patient needs. After earning his undergraduate degree in […]

For much of her early career, Jessica Newman, PA-C, DipACLM believed good medicine meant clear boundaries between work and home, clinician and community. She focused on providing high-quality care within […]

When Nicole Miller first stepped into Family Care Center as a high school student, she didn’t expect to meet Jeff Katz, PA-C, DFAAPA, the mentor who would eventually shape her […]

CPT Justin Francis, PA-C is an NCAPA Member who has spearheaded the recently formed NCAPA Regional Chapter, Liberty-Sandhills Association of PAs (L-SAPA). An Army physician assistant (PA) stationed at Fort […]

Educator, leader, and breast-cancer survivor shaping the next generation of PAs As the Founding Program Director at South University, Chileatha Wynn has dedicated her career to advancing PA education and […]

Dedicated clinician, military leader, and advocate for mental health care As the owner of Making Waves Mental Health, PLLC in Wilmington, North Carolina, board-certified physician assistant and Captain in the […]

Golfran Rivera brings a unique blend of military service and primary care expertise to his work as a family medicine provider and clinic owner. A former U.S. Army Psychological Operations […]

Meet Brittany Macon-Davis, DMSc, MHS, PA-C – mother, clinician, lover of science, and a leader in the PA education space. A member of the NCAPA Nominating Committee, Brittany is also […]

Introduction The Methodist University Master of Medical Science PA program in Fayetteville began in 1996 as the third PA program in North Carolina. Methodist gained full accreditation through the Southern […]

“As a Pre-PA, we work really hard. It’s okay to mess up, not everyone is perfect. Just know that there is basis to your achievements.” -Lesley Chao An NCAPA Pre-PA […]

“Representation in medicine is essential. The ability of a provider to mirror their patients and understand their lived experiences gives them the ability to facilitate communication and build trust. By […]