This guide supports the GW Physician Assistant Program and the GW Physician Assistant and Public Health Program (PA/MPH)
Program materials: Student Resources
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The Office of Student Support (SMHS)supports student-centered initiatives, including but not limited to:
Academic Support
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Wireless internet access @ GWU
GW MFA Epic Access
Need assistance with your login/password? call MFA IT at 202-741-3636
MFA login via desktop/laptop computer
- Check that VM Horizon is installed on your computer; to download VM Horizon software, access https://mypc.mfa.gwu.edu
- Double-click on VM Horizon Client icon on your computer's desktop.
- Click on 'New Server' on the top-left of the window OR double-click 'Add Server', then enter the name of the Connection Server: mypc.mfa.gwu.edu and click on Connect.
- Enter your MFA Network login/password then click on 'Login'.
- A virtual desktop should display; double-click the icon for Epic and enter your Epic login/password.
Liaison Librarian
Tom Harrod
Contact:
Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library
2300 Eye Street, NW
Washington, DC 20037
2300 Eye Street, NW
Washington, DC 20037
202-994-3683
Do you know your GW PA History?
1978: 19 votes (15.45%)
1981: 10 votes (8.13%)
1972: 70 votes (56.91%)
1976: 24 votes (19.51%)
Total Votes: 123
1981: 11 votes (10.78%)
1986: 68 votes (66.67%)
1982: 14 votes (13.73%)
1979: 9 votes (8.82%)
Total Votes: 102
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Physician Assistant Historical SocietyTimeline, image database, trivia quiz, and more
Online Exhibits
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Physician Assistants: Collaboration and CareOnline exhibit from the National Library of Medicine, History of Medicine Division
"The online exhibition features a range of resources for educators and students, including two lesson plans developed for middle and high school courses, and a higher education module for undergraduate and graduate students and instructors."
