MCPHS
baseball team - ANS-Fisher Cats
Catholic Medical Center - ANS-One of New Hampshire's largest medical centers, home to the
New England Heart and Vascular Institute and is a leader in advanced cardiovascular services.
U.S. News and World Report ranked it as "high performing" in both heart bypass surgery and
treatment of heart failure. It was one of the first hospitals in New England to use state-of-the-art
robotic surgical systems for minimally invasive surgery.
clinical rotation sites - ANS-Massachusetts General Hospital-affiliated Southern New
Hampshire Medical Center, Elliot Hospital, and the NH Bureau of Infectious Disease Control
clinical rotations - ANS-9 is required, and each rotation lasts five weeks. Elliot Hospital -
ANS-one of the largest providers of comprehensive healthcare services in southern New
Hampshire. Equipped with a 296-bed acute care facility, home to Manchester's designated
regional trauma center, urgent care centers, a Level 3 newborn intensive care unit, a cancer
center, and more.
ANS-monarchs hockey team museums - ANS-currier museum of art, Millyard museum (history)
Nearby hospitals - ANS-Elliot Hospital, Catholic Medical Center, & St. Joseph Hospital
Mount Monadnock and the ANS-White Mountains are nearby mountains. necessary skills -
ANS-observation, communication, motor, intellectual, and behavior/social
PANCE pass rates - ANS-2014: 95%
2015: 92%
2016: 95%
2017: 94%
2018: 88%
Five Year First Time Taker Average Pass Rate for Program: 93%
patient assessment labs (brant building) - ANS-where PA students learn in twelve standardized
primary care stations that simulate clinical care settings and enable our students to enhance
their skill sets
program goals - ANS-- have a broad base of fundamental knowledge and technical skills to be
competent, general, advanced care practitioners.
- communicate effectively and work collaboratively with all members of the interprofessional
healthcare team including patients and their caregivers while promoting patient-centered care.
- educate patients on health, disease and prevention.
- demonstrate professionalism in their interactions with patients, families and all members of the
healthcare team.
- promote and support student leadership opportunities and community outreach.
- graduate marketable, entry-level Physician Assistants
program mission - ANS-The program educates and inspires the future generation of Physician
Assistants to become compassionate clinicians who demonstrate professionalism; practice
collaborative, evidence-based medicine and advocate for patients and their communities
baseball team - ANS-Fisher Cats
Catholic Medical Center - ANS-One of New Hampshire's largest medical centers, home to the
New England Heart and Vascular Institute and is a leader in advanced cardiovascular services.
U.S. News and World Report ranked it as "high performing" in both heart bypass surgery and
treatment of heart failure. It was one of the first hospitals in New England to use state-of-the-art
robotic surgical systems for minimally invasive surgery.
clinical rotation sites - ANS-Massachusetts General Hospital-affiliated Southern New
Hampshire Medical Center, Elliot Hospital, and the NH Bureau of Infectious Disease Control
clinical rotations - ANS-9 is required, and each rotation lasts five weeks. Elliot Hospital -
ANS-one of the largest providers of comprehensive healthcare services in southern New
Hampshire. Equipped with a 296-bed acute care facility, home to Manchester's designated
regional trauma center, urgent care centers, a Level 3 newborn intensive care unit, a cancer
center, and more.
ANS-monarchs hockey team museums - ANS-currier museum of art, Millyard museum (history)
Nearby hospitals - ANS-Elliot Hospital, Catholic Medical Center, & St. Joseph Hospital
Mount Monadnock and the ANS-White Mountains are nearby mountains. necessary skills -
ANS-observation, communication, motor, intellectual, and behavior/social
PANCE pass rates - ANS-2014: 95%
2015: 92%
2016: 95%
2017: 94%
2018: 88%
Five Year First Time Taker Average Pass Rate for Program: 93%
patient assessment labs (brant building) - ANS-where PA students learn in twelve standardized
primary care stations that simulate clinical care settings and enable our students to enhance
their skill sets
program goals - ANS-- have a broad base of fundamental knowledge and technical skills to be
competent, general, advanced care practitioners.
- communicate effectively and work collaboratively with all members of the interprofessional
healthcare team including patients and their caregivers while promoting patient-centered care.
- educate patients on health, disease and prevention.
- demonstrate professionalism in their interactions with patients, families and all members of the
healthcare team.
- promote and support student leadership opportunities and community outreach.
- graduate marketable, entry-level Physician Assistants
program mission - ANS-The program educates and inspires the future generation of Physician
Assistants to become compassionate clinicians who demonstrate professionalism; practice
collaborative, evidence-based medicine and advocate for patients and their communities
