
What is a physician assistant?
A physician assistant is a skilled medical provider who is trained and qualified to provide health care in a variety of settings under the supervision of a licensed physician. The PA is permitted to perform many of the services previously reserved for physicians, thus freeing the physician to extend his or her time and expertise to a larger number of patients. A PA may work in any field of medicine. Upon completion of the formal educational program, physician assistants are trained to:
The King's College Physician Assistant originated in 1975. King's
has graduated over 800 PA's since 1977 with graduates working in all fields of
medicine and all over the country.
We have a 99.8% pass rate on the PANCE (Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination) since the beginning of our program.
Results for graduates over the last 5 years
First Time
Retake
2008
95%
2007 100%
2006 100%
2005 84%
100%
2004 77%
100%
2003 92% 100%
Accreditation status: 6 years, awarded 2004
Program information Undergraduate Curriculum

Program faculty and staff from left to
right:
Front: Mrs. Easton, Mr. Reynolds, Mrs. Steinruck, Mrs. Hook, Dr.
Sauls, Mrs. Novinger, Mr. Fetterolf, Dr. Feudale, Mrs. Denion
Back: Mrs. Kaminski, Dr. Radziewicz

Mrs. MacNeeley part-time clinical faculty & Mrs. Wiernusz Program Secretary
Listed below are our
individual pages.
Program Director
Frances Feudale
DO, FACEP
Academic Director
Kyle Fetterolf
MPAS, PA-C
Clinical Coordinator
Diana Easton MPAS,
PA-C
Academic Coordinator
Jean Denion
MHA,
PA-C
Academic Faculty
Barbara Sauls
Ed.D, PA-C
Clinical Faculty
Jocelyn
Hook MPAS,
PA-C
Clinical Faculty
William Reynolds MPAS, PA-C
part-time Academic Faculty
Lorraine Novinger PA-C
part-time Clinical Faculty
Pamela MacNeely PA-C
Medical Director
Mark Radziewicz DO
Mrs. Kaminski
and Mrs. Wiernusz are the program secretaries.
American Academy of Physician Assistants
Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants
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Below are some useful (and fun) medical links:
American Academy of Family Physicians provides
much information useful to PAs
including full-text patient handouts, clinical guidelines, and
journal articles.
American Medical Association (AMA)
Medical Matrix is a repository for access to current medical resources on-line.
Medscape boasts the largest collection of
free, full-text, peer-reviewed clinical medicine articles
but requires free registration to view all posted documents.
National Institutes of Health in Bethesda Maryland.
Virtual Hospital is an excellent compilation of
resources for all medical providers and students.
Includes on-line texts, patient cases, radiology files, etc.
Anatomy Web Sites
The Hosford Muscle Tables: Skeletal Muscles of the Human Body
Workshop Anatomy for the Internet
Connection to Health Careers a link to the Center
for Health Careers
Last revision 10/20/2008
Contact the page manager blsauls@kings.edu