Preceptors

Why are preceptors important at Harding?

Preceptors are essential to our clinical phase to mentor and challenge students in real-world experiences needed as they prepare to enter the field. Precepting can be a mutually beneficial experience:

Influence the next generation of medical providers
Access program provided CME resources
Maintain knowledge of up to date medical practice
Maintain and potentially increase workplace efficiency
- Students can initiate patient encounters independently - gathering a history, verifying past medical history or medications and performing a physical exam, allowing preceptors to complete charting or orders on previous patients.
- Students can assist with communicating diagnostic test results to patients and developing patient education materials

PA Clinical Contacts

paclinical@harding.edu

Nicole Mount, PA-C
Clinical Director and Associate Professor
lmount@harding.edu

Barbara Collins
Clinical Assistant
bcollins1@harding.edu

Contact Us

Physician Assistant Program is part of the College of Allied Health

501-279-5642

PAprogram@harding.edu

PA-Admissions@harding.edu

Fax: 501-279-4811

Mailing address:
Harding University
Physician Assistant Program
HU 12231
Searcy, AR 72149-5615