Physical Exam Teaching Associates
About the Physical Exam Teaching Associate program
No medical or educational experience is required to become a Physical Exam Teaching Associate (PETA). The PETA program provides a unique opportunity for Aggie medical students to learn the head to toe physical exam in a non-threatening, standardized, nurturing and safe environment. PETAs teach medical students how to perform a physical exam using their own bodies as teaching tools (excluding any invasive exams) in a small group setting.
Why apply?
- $45/hr compensation
- Resume builder
- "PRN" job-work as needed
Required skills
- Have strong communication skills
- Ability to memorize large amounts of information and teach that information in a clear and concise manner.
- Desire to improve the education of our future health care providers
Great for retired individuals, people with flexible schedules and individuals interested in pursuing a health care career in the future.
Teaching Associate Program Information
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If you have any questions, please email Sarah Atchley at S_atchley@tamu.edu.