At the interview, the faculty and staff created an environment that had a family feel and this transcends the student population, leading to camaraderie and enhanced intraprofessional relationships. Responses and information were distributed in a timely manner and I always felt prepared for every occasion. The admissions process was streamlined, led by an admissions director that exudes efficiency and professionalism. In addition to having a 100% PANCE pass rate and dedicated cadaver lab, the faculty and staff are top-notch. Over the years, I have observed MUPAP’s commitment to the community and it is a dream come true to be part of the program.Īs one of the earliest PA programs established in North Carolina, MUPAP is a well-oiled machine. Physicians I worked with at Womack Army Medical Center would repeatedly say MUPAP students were the “most competent” when performing medical duties during clinical rotations. Army stationed at Fort Bragg for over a decade, I had heard about the phenomenal reputation of Methodist University Physician Assistant Program. Lisa Deisch Hope Mills, North Carolina – Campbell University I do not regret my decision and if I could go back and do it all again, I still would’ve chosen Methodist University PA program.” This inviting and supportive environment has been persistent since the start of the program and has allowed me to flourish academically and professionally. The current students, as well as the faculty, were so inviting and were more interested in getting to know me as a person rather than the details on my application. I ultimately chose to attend Methodist University because all the anxiety that is often associated with PA school interviews was virtually non-existent during my interview day. It was through our conversation and my inquiry into the program that I decided to go ahead and send in my application. Unsure of where I was interested in attending school, Methodist was highly recommended to me by a customer at one of my jobs post-graduation while in Florida, who just so happened to be a recent graduate from the program. It was during this time that I spent countless hours both shadowing and working alongside some pretty amazing PA’s in the emergency room and this is where I fell in love with the profession. Prior to PA school, I obtained my bachelor’s degree in Biomedical sciences from the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida. I do not regret my decision and if I could go back and do it all again, I still would’ve chosen Methodist University PA program. “Prior to PA school, I obtained my bachelor’s degree in Biomedical sciences from the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida. Katie and I love living in this area! Whether we’re biking the local trails near Conyers or eating ice cream on the Covington square, we are always encouraged by the warm and friendly people that we meet here! We are blessed to be at Salem United Methodist - a welcoming church that is striving to serve and minister to the whole community.Bianca Boyd Miami, Florida – University of Central Florida Before coming to Salem, I served as pastor of churches in Gainesville district of North Georgia and the Coastal district ofĭuring my time at Candler, I met and married Katie, and together we have a growing, blended family that includes four grown daughters, their spouses, one grandchild, and lots of “grandpuppies.”
I grew up in Miami and graduated from the University of Florida (which makes me very popular around here during football season!).Īfter serving as a youth pastor in UMC churches in Florida for 22 years, I moved to Georgia to attend seminary at Candler School of Theology at Emory University. Like many of you, I am new to the Covington/Conyers area.
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