The affiliation will allow students to participate in clinical rotations at Premiere hospitals and assist students in developing their resumes and interview skills, according to the article.
“We are working to put together the best possible preparation so graduates will be able to provide exceptional patient care,” said Kevin Kelly, dean of the school of education and health sciences at the University of Dayton. “High-quality clinical training opportunities are crucial to success in the preparation of physician assistants.”
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