PHAS 681 - Clinical Seminar II (3)

During this trimester, students will develop skills aimed toward a formal job search such that upon graduation, they will possess the skills necessary to successfully secure a job as a fully licensed and practicing Physician Assistant. A professional resume will be created while students explore topics ranging from employment strategies, medical malpractice, risk management, and reimbursement issues.
This course also revisits and emphasizes the biblical perspective of servant leadership in the use of authority, which was first presented during RELP 510, Identity and Mission. Issues pursued include the recognition of boundaries in personal relations within the workplace and balancing role fidelity with personal integrity.
This course signifies the culmination of the scholarly research project started in PHAS 660 Clinical Seminar I. By the completion of this course, students will have fully developed a graduate-level research endeavor that reflects the student’s knowledge and findings regarding his/her chosen topic. The findings will be presented in written as well as oral format.