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Are you looking for a career change with professional growth and development opportunities Join our faculty team at the University of North Dakota and be part of our unique 24month hybrid Physician Assistant (PA) program. This program combines distance learning with alternating classroom and clinical experiences allowing students to immediately apply and retain clinical skills.
We currently have two open positions. These faculty positions work alongside our clinical affiliates to educate and mentor future healthcare professionals ensuring students receive a solid clinical educational foundation for rural primary care.
Join us and contribute to clinical development participate in professional advancement and help shape cuttingedge PA education to make a significant impact on the future of healthcare.
The UND Physician Assistant Program was established in 1970 at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine in response to health manpower shortages and the lack of access to primary health care in rural communities. Initially the Program was designed to build upon the existing clinical skills of independent duty medical corpsmen returning from the Vietnam conflict to prepare them for a role in civilian primary health care delivery. The Program adopted an adult learning competencybased curriculum (MEDEX) developed by the University of Washington.
In 1972 the Program turned to experienced registered nurses for its applicant pool with the goal to expand and extend the role of RNs in communityoriented rural and underserved primary care practice settings. From then until January 2004 a Physician Assistant Certificate was given to all who successfully completed the 12month Program.
In 2003 the Program moved to a graduate level program offering a Master of Physician Assistant Studies. It then progressed to 24 months in length to facilitate more instruction in basic sciences as the foundation of medical practice. In 2006 the Program expanded the applicant pool by accepting not only registered nurses but experienced clinical health care professionals from other disciplines with the same philosophy to expand the health care role of those in rural and underserved communities.
Today the UND Department of Physician Assistant Studies offers a unique hybrid of online coursework combined with alternating classroom and clinical experiences to award a Master of Physician Assistant (MPAS) degree. This innovative curricular design provides exceptional comprehensive physician assistant education and helps solidify skills and concepts. For more information regarding our program admissions requirements and curriculum see our website.
Faculty responsibilities vary and will differ to some degree based upon the individual qualifications phases of the curriculum and program needs. Consistent with all aspects of faculty membership within the university components of teaching scholarly and creative activity service and administration will be integrated into this role. The following duties and responsibilities are designed to apply to the principal faculty member within the Department of Physician Assistant Studies
Teaching
Service
Scholarly Activity
Administration
Clinical Effort
All faculty licensed and certified as a Physician Assistant are encouraged to engage in an agreed upon amount of clinical practice supportive of the Departmental needs
In compliance with federal law all persons hired will be required to verify identityand eligibility to work in the US and to complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire.This position does not support visa sponsorship for continued employment.
To ensure full consideration please submit the following by April 23 2025.
Position will remain open until filled.
Full-Time