Concerns About Bias in the Physician Associate Admissions Process: A Prephysician Associate Perspective

The majority of pre-PA students are concerned about admissions bias, particularly SGM and low SES students. Academic mentorship appears to reduce these concerns, suggesting PA programs should enhance mentorship to support diverse applicants and mitigate bias.

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The Journal of Physician Assistant Education
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2026-03-13
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https://doi.org/10.1097/jpa.0000000000000745
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Medical Education and Admissions
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Concerns About Bias in the Physician Associate Admissions Process: A Prephysician Associate Perspective

Mitchell J. Barnett, Eric J. Ip, Darren T. Ngo
The Journal of Physician Assistant Education
Medical Education and Admissions
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Concerns About Bias in the Physician Associate Admissions Process: A Prephysician Associate Perspective

Mitchell J. Barnett, Eric J. Ip, Darren T. Ngo
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Abstract

The majority of pre-PA students are concerned about admissions bias, particularly SGM and low SES students. Academic mentorship appears to reduce these concerns, suggesting PA programs should enhance mentorship to support diverse applicants and mitigate bias.

The Journal of Physician Assistant Education
Mitchell College (US), Stanford Medicine (US)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 30%
Medical Education and Admissions
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