RMC graduates have been recently admitted to physician assistant master’s degree programs across the country including:
The 24-month Randolph-Macon physician assistant studies graduate program authentically combines fully-modern health science preparation and inter-professional training with a strong foundation in liberal arts and community service. As an RMC physician assistant graduate student, you’ll regularly participate in narrative medicine rounds and service learning activities as part of a small cohort, with the one-on-one attention and support from Randolph-Macon faculty that is typical of an RMC education.
If you plan to pursue a graduate degree to become a PA, you’ll receive one-on-one guidance from Randolph-Macon’s Director of Health Careers and Professional Development, Josh Quinn. Together with faculty in your major, you’ll create an academic plan that supports your goals and seek internship opportunities to gain valuable direct patient care, health-related, and community service experience prior to graduate school. The director will work closely with you to prepare your graduate school application and practice for admissions interviews as well.
Primary Care and Urgent Care Physician Assistant
“What Randolph-Macon provides to its students goes so far beyond the walls of the classroom. Not only did I graduate with a strong educational foundation for a career in healthcare, but also a powerful community of support and a set of personal skills that certainly acts as a springboard for success down many different avenues. The tight-knit campus and curriculum provides so much more than just a degree at the end of your 4 years, but rather lifelong relationships, a wide network of alumni, and vast opportunity to cultivate and personalize your interests and degree. I wouldn’t trade my time at RMC for anything!”
Physician Assistant
Virginia Medical Center & Urgent Care
PA Student
Eastern Virginia Medical School
PA Student
Quinnipiac University
Naval Aerospace Medicine Physician Associate
Physician Assistant
OrthoBethesda
Twenty-one graduates walked across the Blackwell Auditorium stage Saturday morning, officially marking the completion of their Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies.
In a historic December ceremony in Blackwell Auditorium, 22 students officially earned their Masters in Physician Assistant Studies—the first graduate students to complete their degrees at RMC.
The second year curriculum of RMC’s 24-month program sees students complete seven different six-week clinical rotations.
