PA Program Ranked 4th in Nation
Emory's Physician Assistant Program has a long, proud history of being one of the top-ranked programs in the country by U.S. News and World Report. Ranked #4 in 2023, the Emory PA Program has been ranked among the top 5 graduate-level PA Programs by US News and World Report since the first PA Program rankings were published.
Mission
The Emory Physician Assistant Program recruits educates and mentors a diverse group of students to become highly regarded physician assistants providing compassionate health care of the highest quality.
Values
The Program values the highest standards of professionalism and team-based medicine with a commitment to the medically underserved.
Graduates are prepared to practice evidence-based primary care and preventive medicine, engage in lifelong learning and assume future leadership roles.
Leadership Search
The Program Director leads the program faculty, staff, and students, and develops goals and objectives for the program’s continued excellence in Physician Assistant graduate education and assures continued accreditation of the program.
This leader will embody the values and missions of the School of Medicine and Emory University, including a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion to create an optimal climate for eminence in clinical care, research, and teaching.
The Program Director is responsible for the overall organization, administration, continuous review and analysis, financial management, planning and development of the Physician Assistant Program. The Emory Physician Assistant Program recruits, educates and mentors a diverse group of students to become highly regarded physician assistants providing compassionate health care of the highest quality.
The Program Director must be knowledgeable about and responsible for the accreditation process, and must provide effective leadership and management. The Program Director will have primary responsibility for the program’s admin
