The following text is taken from The University of Findlay's current undergraduate and/or graduate catalog.

Degree requirements for those individuals starting the PA program in a spring semester.
The Master of Physician Assistant consists of PHAS 500, 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 510, 511, 512, 513, 514, 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 530, 531, 532, 533, 534, 535, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617 and 618.

Degree requirements for those individuals starting the PA program in a fall semester.
The Master of Physician Assistant consists of PHAS 500, 501, 502, 503, 505, 506, 508, 510, 511, 512, 513, 514, 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 530, 531, 532, 533, 534, 535, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617 and 618.

EDUCATION PROGRAM: The Master of Physician Assistant is a professional degree program intended to prepare students academically and professionally for responsibilities and service as a physician assistant. This entry-level master's degree prorgram is divided into two phases and spans 28 consecutive months. Phase I represents the pre-clinical phase and spans 16 months. Phase II  consists of 12 months of supervised-clinical practice. These phases are constructed as follows:

Rotation of classes for a spring start.

Pre-Clinical
Phase		Semesters 1-4
Semester 1		January-April	Sem. Hour(s)
	PHAS 500	Mechanisms of Health and Disease	4
	PHAS 501	Clinical Anatomy	4
	PHAS 502	Physical Assessment I	3
	PHAS 503	Information Literacy and
		Communication	1
	PHAS 504	PA Profession: History, Culture and
		Practice	2
	PHAS 505	Clinical Inquiry and Communication	1
Semester 2		May-August
	PHAS 510	Clinical Medicine I	4
	PHAS 511	Clinical Pharmacology I	3
	PHAS 512	Physical Assessment II	3
	PHAS 513	Health Care Systems, Policy and
		Practice	1
	PHAS 514	Clinical Patient Care I	3
Semester 3		August-December
	PHAS 520	Clinical Medicine II	4
	PHAS 521	Clinical Pharmacology II	4
	PHAS 522	Clinical Patient Care II	3
	PHAS 523	Clinical Heuristics and Decision
		Making	2
	PHAS 524	Designing a Research Project	2
Semester 4		January-April
	PHAS 530	Clinical Medicine III	4
	PHAS 531	Fundamentals of Emergency Care	2
	PHAS 532	Fundamentals of Surgical Patient
		Care	3
	PHAS 533	Behavioral Medicine	3
	PHAS 534	Community and Individual Wellness	3
	PHAS 535	Evidence-Based Case Management	2
Clinical Phase		Semesters 5-7
Semester 5		May-August
	PHAS 601	Developing a Reflective Practitioner I	1
	PHAS 602	Project Scholarship I	1
Semester 6		August-December
	PHAS 603	Developing a Reflective Practitioner
		II	1
	PHAS 604	Project Scholarship II	1
Semester 7		January-April
	PHAS 605	Developing a Reflective Practitioner
		III	1
	PHAS 606	Leadership Symposium	1
Semesters      5-7		May-April
	PHAS 611	Supervised Clinical Practice in
		Family Practice	3
	PHAS 612	Supervised Clinical Practice in
		General Internal Medicine	3
	PHAS 613	Supervised Clinical Practice in
		General Pediatrics	3
	PHAS 614	Supervised Clinical Practice in
		Women's Health	3
	PHAS 615	Supervised Clinical Practice in
		General Surgery	3
	PHAS 616	Supervised Clinical Practice in
		Emergency Medicine	3
	PHAS 617	Supervised Clinical Practice in
		Psychiatry/Mental Health	3
	PHAS 618	Supervised Clinical Practice in
		Elective I	3

Rotation of classes for a fall start.

Pre-Clinical
Phase		Semesters 1-4
Semester 1		August-December	Sem. Hr(s)
	PHAS 500	Mechanisms of Health and Disease	4
	PHAS 501	Clinical Anatomy	4
	PHAS 502	Physical Assessment I	3
	PHAS 503	Information Literacy and Communication	1
	PHAS 505	Clinical Inquiry and Communication	1
	PHAS 506	PA Professional Issues	1
	PHAS 534	Community and Individual Wellness	3
Semester 2		January-April
	PHAS 508	Medical Ethics	1
	PHAS 510	Clinical Medicine I	4
	PHAS 511	Clinical Pharmacology I	3
	PHAS 512	Physical Assessment II	3
	PHAS 514	Clinical Patient Care I	3
	PHAS 533	Behavioral Medicine	3
Semester 3		May-August
	PHAS 513	Health Care Systems, Policy, and Practice	1
	PHAS 520	Clinical Medicine II	4
	PHAS 523	Clinical Heuristics and Decision Making	2
	PHAS 532	Fundamentals of Surgical Patient Care	3
Semester 4		August-December
	PHAS 530	Clinical Medicine III	4
	PHAS 531	Fundamentals of Emergency Care	2
	PHAS 521	Clinical Pharmacology II	4
	PHAS 524	Designing a Research Project	2
	PHAS 522	Clinical Patient Care II	3
	PHAS 535	Evidence-Based Case Management	2
Clinical Phase		Semesters 5-7
Semester 5		January-April
	PHAS 601	Developing a Reflective Practitioner I	1
	PHAS 602	Project Scholarship I	1
		Three SCPs	9
Semester 6		May-August
	PHAS 603	Developing a Reflective Practioner II	1
	PHAS 604	Project Scholarship II	1
		Two SCPs	6
Semester 7		August-December
	PHAS 605	Developing a Reflective Practioner III	1
	PHAS 606	Leadership Symposium	1
		Three SCPs	9
Semesters
5-7		January-December
	PHAS 611	Superviced Clinical Practice in	3
		Family Practice
	PHAS 612	Supervised Clinical Practice in General	3
		Internal Medicine
	PHAS 613	Supervised Clinical Practice in General	3
		Pediatrics
	PHAS 614	Supervised Clinical Practice in Women's	3
		Health
	PHAS 615	Supervised Clinical Practice in General	3
		Surgery
	PHAS 616	Supervised Clinical Practice in Emergency	3
		Medicine
	PHAS 617	Supervised Clinical Practice in	3
		Psychiatry/Mental Health
	PHAS 618	Supervised Clinical Practice in Elective I	3

Course descriptions can be found on the Course Information for Master of Physician Assistant page.

The Physician Assistant Program is accredited by the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA).  The successful completion of the professional program allows the graduate to sit for the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination (PANCE).  

Requirements for currently enrolled physician assistant students.