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PA Program FAQs: What Prospective Students Need to Know

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A career as a physician assistant offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on patients’ lives while working as part of a collaborative healthcare team. As Logan University prepares to welcome its inaugural class in the Physician Assistant (PA) program in January 2027, prospective students may have questions about admission requirements, clinical experiences, program structure and more. To help navigate the application and decision-making process, our PA team has answered some of the most common questions about Logan’s program. What are the admissions requirements? To be considered for admission to Logan’s PA program, applicants must: Have earned a bachelor’s

How to Get into PA School

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Getting in to a Physician Assistant (PA) program can be stressful, but Logan University offers a few tips to help strengthen your PA application and guide you through the process. What Makes a Strong PA Application? Competitive applicants demonstrate a strong academic foundation and high performance in science courses. They should showcase readiness and demonstrate growth from prior challenges or mistakes, as well as have a clear understanding of the PA role. “Always address the ‘elephant in the room’ on your application,” said Courtney Sumners, MS, PA-C, principal faculty in Logan’s PA program. “We are not looking for perfection, but

Logan University Accepting Applications for Physician Assistant (PA) Program

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As a leader in integrated healthcare education, Logan University is expanding its degree offerings with the Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant (PA) program. Applications for the PA program open today – February 2, 2026 –  exclusively on the University’s website. “This is a great step toward our mission of expanding and growing our College of Health Sciences, and after intense, dedicated work and preparation, we are thrilled to be launching the PA program on campus,” said Logan President H. Garrett Thompson, DC, PhD. “We look forward to training the next generation of PAs who will provide exceptional care.”

Why Become a PA?

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Physician assistants, commonly known as PAs, are licensed medical professionals who diagnose illnesses, develop and manage treatment plans, prescribe medications and serve as the primary care provider for patients. PAs often work in team-based healthcare environments with physicians and other clinicians, playing a vital role in expanding access to quality healthcare. Fast-Growing Profession The PA profession is growing rapidly and ranks #2 on U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Healthcare Jobs” list for 2026. As healthcare systems face increased demand due to the aging population, provider shortages and burnout, PAs continue to fill critical medical provider roles. The Bureau of

Logan Alumni Combine Chiropractic and Physician Assistant Practices to Optimize Patient Care

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Anthony Radi, DC (’84), PA and Brett Rosman, DC (’84), PA-C met when they came to St. Louis from the New York area for Logan University’s Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) program. In addition to geography, they also shared a desire for careers that would allow them to help patients in a holistic manner. Dr. Anthony Radi “Logan’s education was second to none,” Dr. Radi said. “The rigorous foundation in basic sciences and the solid groundwork of this program not only prepared me for a successful chiropractic career, but also for further medical pursuits.” After graduating, he established a practice on