Natalie Brewster
Lecturer and Clinical Coordinator, Physician Assistant
Physician Assistant Program
College of Health Sciences and Technology
Natalie Brewster
Lecturer and Clinical Coordinator, Physician Assistant
Physician Assistant Program
College of Health Sciences and Technology
Currently Teaching
PHYA-720
Graduate Project II
2 Credits
This course will provide the physician assistant student with continued preparation of a formal graduate project for the PA Program. Projects may be in the form of: clinical practice essay, PA curriculum development, medically-related community service project, in-depth medical case review, meta-analysis of specific disease/syndrome, or original medical research. This course will culminate with the completion of the capstone project/paper which is founded in clinical experience and enables students to build skills for life-long learning as problem solvers and critical evaluators of medical and scientific literature.
PHYA-750
Pediatrics
4 Credits
This mandatory rotation in the field of pediatric medicine provides hands-on clinical exposure and experiences. This builds on solid basic medical knowledge and competencies acquired in the didactic, pre-clinical coursework.
PHYA-751
Internal Medicine
4 Credits
This mandatory rotation in the field of general medicine provides hands-on clinical exposure and experiences. This builds on solid basic medical knowledge and competencies acquired in the didactic, pre-clinical coursework.
PHYA-752
Women's Health
4 Credits
This mandatory rotation in the field of obstetrics and gynecologic medicine provides hands-on clinical exposure and experiences. This builds on solid basic medical knowledge and competencies acquired in the didactic, pre-clinical coursework.
PHYA-753
Emergency Medicine
4 Credits
This mandatory rotation in the field of emergency medicine provides hands-on clinical exposure and experiences. This builds on solid basic medical knowledge and competencies acquired in the didactic, pre-clinical coursework.
PHYA-754
Surgery
4 Credits
This mandatory rotation in the field of surgery provides hands-on clinical exposure and experiences. This builds on solid basic medical knowledge and competencies acquired in the didactic, pre-clinical coursework.
PHYA-757
Behavioral Health
4 Credits
This mandatory rotation in the field of psychiatric medicine provides hands-on clinical exposure and experiences. This builds on solid basic medical knowledge and competencies acquired in the didactic, pre-clinical coursework. (Matriculation into the fifth year of the PA Program)
PHYA-758
Family Medicine
4 Credits
This mandatory rotation in the field of family medicine provides hands-on clinical exposure and experiences. This builds on solid basic medical knowledge and competencies acquired in the didactic, pre-clinical coursework.
PHYA-759
Elective Rotation
4 Credits
This mandatory rotation in an elective field of medicine provides additional hands-on clinical exposure and experiences. This builds on solid basic medical knowledge and competencies acquired in the didactic, pre-clinical coursework.
PHYA-760
Outpatient Internal Medicine
4 Credits
This course will provide hands-on clinical exposure and experiences in general medicine in outpatient settings. The course will build on solid basic medical knowledge and competencies acquired in the pre-clinical didactic coursework.
PHYA-762
Professional Practice II
2 Credits
This is the second in a sequence of courses designed for the physician assistant student in the clinical setting. The course will cover discipline specific areas including complementary medicine lectures and professionalism. The course will also include an ongoing Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) series and physician assistant national certification exam board review.