“We have had an entire clinical year that has allowed us to work in various disciplines of medicine through- out the state. Tese experiences have taught me more than I could have ever imagined and have made me a well-rounded and knowledgeable future provider,” she says.


Today, she highly recommends NGU’s program to any student who wishes to pursue a career in PA medicine.


“My favorite thing about the program is the class size. Whenever I was struggling with a topic or concept, all the professors were readily available to me,” she says.


In fact, she has nothing but accolades for NGU’s PA program.


“You would be hard-pressed to find another university [with] faculty that cares about their students as much as ours do,” she says. “Tey have worked so hard to ensure we have the materials and the knowledge to succeed in school and our future medical careers.”


Wilkie was the first of three NGU grads to be accepted into the university’s PA medicine program. Alex Holson- back (’16) from Clinton, SC, is a member of the Class of 2019, and Isabella Brechbill (’18) from Newark, OH, is one of the 30 students enrolled — out of over 800 applicants — in the incoming Class of 2020.


When they finish the program, NGU alumni like them will help meet the growing PA workforce needs in the Upstate and beyond.


Tat’s a task Wilkie says she feels prepared for and “confident” she can do.


Learn more at ngu.edu/pa-medicine.


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