Study
The Physician Associate is as an indispensable new figure in the structure of future UK healthcare, supporting both doctors and patients by providing diagnostic and therapeutic treatment, developing care management strategies, and working with patients' families.
Structure
First year is a study of foundation skills to prepare for a career as a Physician Associate, second year study is structured around modules on emergency medicine, mental health and a tailored clinical placement benefitting from strong relationships with local healthcare providers. You will learn to work with other clinical specialists as part of a high-performing clinical team.
Teaching
The Norwich Medical School is ranked first in the UK for clinical skills preparedness. As part of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences it has a growing emphasis on inter-professional co-operation in teaching and research. This postgraduate course was created as a direct response to new healthcare job opportunities in Norfolk and Suffolk.
Employability
Physician Associates will play a vital role in the future of the NHS, improving the lives of thousands of patients. As a graduate, you'll be ready for a career in the healthcare environment; you'll be a dynamic, healthcare professional. Working under a doctor's supervision, you'll be in constant contact with patients, making a difference where it counts.