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Tufts University School of Medicine Physician Assistant Program This is the official page for the PA program at Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA

10/28/2026

Exciting news for our didactic students!

Today, they received their clinical rotation schedules and discovered where their journey into hands-on clinical experience will begin this January! 🩺✨

We can’t wait to see them take this next big step in their education and put their knowledge into practice. Here’s to new experiences, valuable learning opportunities, and an exciting start to their clinical journey!

10/28/2026
So much fun at the Massachusetts Association of Physician Assistants (MAPA) Challenge Bowl tonight! Congrats to Taylor, ...
10/23/2026

So much fun at the Massachusetts Association of Physician Assistants (MAPA) Challenge Bowl tonight! Congrats to Taylor, Bryan, and Rob on a second place finish.

Today, we celebrated our Tufts University School of Medicine PA students at their White Coat Ceremony. This ceremony mar...
10/16/2026

Today, we celebrated our Tufts University School of Medicine PA students at their White Coat Ceremony.

This ceremony marks the transition from the classroom to caring for patients on clinical rotations.

After months of intensive learning, hard work, and growth, our students are ready to take this exciting next step in their journey toward becoming a curious, humble, and compassionate PA.

10/13/2026

Wrapping up with our first-year PA/MPH student Jasmyn!

Great op-ed by Professor Colangelo
10/12/2026

Great op-ed by Professor Colangelo

For the final installment of our faculty op-ed series, Tufts PA faculty member Mercedes Colangelo, MPH, PA-C, explores how simulation, interprofessional education and an adaptable curriculum prepare future clinicians to respond to an ever-changing health care landscape.

From trauma and toxicology to emergency deliveries and emerging technologies, Tufts PA students have opportunities to practice making complex decisions, communicating across health professions and adapting under pressure before they encounter these situations in patient care.

As Colangelo writes, the crises of tomorrow will not announce themselves. But the PAs who face them can be prepared.

Read the final perspective in our PA Week faculty op-ed series: https://ow.ly/gZLi50ZUUgH

Continuing our PA Week celebration - Please join us in congratulating Professor Mike Otte, PA-C on his recent presentati...
10/10/2026

Continuing our PA Week celebration - Please join us in congratulating Professor Mike Otte, PA-C on his recent presentation at the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA). 👏

Another example of our faculty playing an important role in advancing PA education. We’re proud to have faculty who actively contribute to the profession and represent Tufts University School of Medicine within the PA education community.

As we celebrate PA Week, we’re proud to recognize Beth Dame Buyea DHSc, PA-C, DFAAPA for her recent presentation at the ...
10/10/2026

As we celebrate PA Week, we’re proud to recognize Beth Dame Buyea DHSc, PA-C, DFAAPA for her recent presentation at the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA)! 👏

Sharing knowledge, advancing PA education, and contributing to the profession are important parts of shaping the next generation of PAs.

We’re proud to see our faculty representing Tufts University School of Medicine and contributing to the broader PA education community.

One of our amazing alumni!
10/09/2026

One of our amazing alumni!

What can The Devil Wears Prada teach us about being a PA? Quite a lot, according to Tufts PA alumnus Andrew Medeiros, PA-C.

In his PA Week 2026 op-ed, “Runway to Resuscitation,” Medeiros draws an unexpected connection between Nigel’s lessons on teamwork and excellence and his own experiences as a cardiac surgery PA at Tufts Medical Center.

From supporting complex cardiac arrests to knowing when to step forward and lead, Medeiros explores what it means to be a PA on a high-acuity, multidisciplinary team and why versatility, adaptability and trust are at the heart of the profession.

“Being a PA means becoming comfortable with both realities: knowing when to support and knowing when to lead.”

Read Medeiros' full perspective as part of our PA Week 2026 op-ed series: https://ow.ly/bgYz50ZUtEh

10/08/2026

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