PA Program: Student Resources

Student Life at Marywood

• Marywood University Office of Student Life
• Housing and Residence Life
• Graduate Student Council
• Orientation Resources

Student Handbook

• 2011 PA Program Student Handbook
• Clinical Phase Handbook
  

Clinical Rotation Paperwork

• History, Physical, Assessment and Plan 
• Mid-point Clinical Evaluation Form
• Preceptor Evaluation Form of Student Performance
• SOAP
• Student Evaluation Form
  
• Student Log

Financial Assistance

Marywood University has a number of unique and creative financial aid alternatives for students and indeed most of our students receive some level of assistance.

The Physician Assistant Program at Marywood provides timely information on specialty grants and scholarships for the PA and allied health profession. Additionally, the program holds a financial aid symposium each semester to provide an update on new and emerging resources.

For additional information, contact Marywood's Financial Aid Department.

COUNSELING:

The Marywood University Couseling/Student Development Center

<http:www.marywood.edu/www2/stu_life/stu_dev/c-sd_homepage.htm> (C/SDDC) is designed to assist students' personal and academic development through a variet of psychological, psychiatric, and outreach services, indluding individual counseling, crisis intervention and psychiatric referrals.  C/SDC Staff members are also available to provide workshops and classroom presentations on topics related to college success. In addition, several groups, designed to provide support and to enhance personal growth and development, are offered each semester.

The director and assistant director of the C/SDC are licensed mental health professionals. Interns from masters and doctorate level graduate programs assist the professional staff with individual and group counseling services.  Appointments may be scheduled in person or by calling the office.  Evening hours and unscheduled appoints are available by request.

All clinical activity that occurs within the C/SDC is practiced in accord with the ethical and legal requirements of the American Psychological Association, the American Counseling Association and the Pennsylvania Board of Professional Psychology. To that end, strict professional standards of informed consent, privacy and confidentiality are maintained.