Three PAEA Education Forum ’23 presentations to feature Aquifer Educators Consortium members
Connect with Aquifer at the 2023 PA Education Association (PAEA) Education Forum in New Orleans Oct. 11-14, where three presentations will feature Aquifer Educators Consortium members.
“Supercharge Your Curriculum: Showcasing Virtual Cases, Microlearning and Technology Gems,” will be presented by Aquifer PA affinity group members Elisabeth Shell, PhD, PA-C of Baylor University and Darcie Larimore-Arenas, MSPAS, MPH, PA-C, of Touro University California.
Larimore-Arenas also will present “Cognitive Bias: How Do We Rethink How We Think?” and “Community Outreach Through Grant Funded Activities.”
Be sure to stop by Booth 513 to visit with Cynthia Booth Lord, MHS, PA-C, and Cate Hancock, Aquifer Relationship Manager, to learn how Aquifer can support your program with accreditation, coaching, deep student learning, and more.
Come learn about ways your peers leverage Aquifer to:
- Meet accreditation standards
- Support the student clinical learning experience
- Enhance didactics
- Improve remediation, feedback, and coaching
- Cover hard-to-teach subjects
Aquifer PA Affinity Group
The Aquifer PA Affinity Group is a dedicated group of PA members of the Aquifer Educators Consortium who bring the voice, interests, and experiences of the PA educators to Aquifer and work to develop educator tools and training materials to support PA programs using Aquifer.
- Cynthia Booth Lord, MHS, PA-C
- Craig Baillie, MSPAS., PA-C, Johnson and Wales University
- Beth Buyea, DHSc, PA-C, Tufts University School of Medicine
- Kelsey Dougherty, MMSc, PA-C, University of Colorado School of Medicine
- Jennifer Grumet, MD, Chapman University
- Darcie Larimore-Arenas, MSPAS, MPH, PA-C, Touro University California
- Sandy Narciso-Owen, MS, MSPAS, PA-C, Sacred Heart University Physician Assistant Studies Program
- Elisabeth Shell, PhD, MPAS, PA-C, Baylor College of Medicine Physician Assistant Program
About Aquifer
Aquifer is a mission-driven nonprofit dedicated to delivering the best health care education by targeting deep learning. Aquifer is used by a growing number of physician assistant programs, 96% of U.S. allopathic medical schools, 2/3 of U.S. osteopathic medical schools, and nurse practitioner and international programs.
