PAHPM : Guiding Hands: Recent Episodes
PAHPM
This is a podcast created by the Physician Assistants in Hospice and Palliative Medicine. https://pahpm.org/ - go here to find out more about how you can support Physician Assistants working Palliative Medicine.
Confused about the role of PAs in hospice? Many are, so don't feel bad. AAPA Director of Regulatory Policy - Trevor Simon, joins PAHPM's Jeff Myers to discuss where things are for the role of PAs in hospice.
PAHPM Host Jeff Myers sits down with Anna Anthony, 2021 recipient of the Eva Dimitrov, MD & PAHPM Student Scholarship, to hear about her path to becoming a PA, and how this scholarship has helped give her the resources to improve her palliative skills. Listen to the conversation, and then visit PAHPM.org to learn more about the scholarship.
In this podcast Kailey Jane Barfield and a co-host sit down with Jeff Myers to talk about his longstanding career as a Physician Assistant.
Host Kathy Kemle sits down with Anna Deligio! The first ever recipient of The Eva Dimitrov, MD Student Scholarship! It has been an incredible inaugural year and we are excited about having more scholarship recipients in the years to come!
Read more about Anna in the November 2020 issue of Pathways, our member newsletter!
Host Nadya Dimitrov and guest Bradley Bailey, a family medicine physician assistant, talk about hospice and palliative medicine through the lens of his previous work as a board-certified music therapist. Their conversation covers a range of topics from self-care and use of music for workplace relief to memorable moments in hospice work. If you’re interested in learning about volunteering, check out local hospices near you.
For information about Physician Assistants in Hospice and Palliative Medicine (PAHPM): https://www.pahpm.org/
For more information about music therapy: https://www.musictherapy.org/