TheSociety of European Physician Assistants (SEPA) is designed to inform and represent the Physician Assistants' that are assigned or live in the European theater. SEPA is here for all Physician Assistants, Army, Air Force, Navy and civilian providers. We are a professional organization for Physician Assistants and recognize that as PAs, we are members of health care team. In so recognizing, we readily welcome other health care providers to join our organization as associate members. Join SEPA
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Dave Melaas |
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Alhambro Gordon |
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Historian / CME Coordinator: |
David Johnson |
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SEPA Objectives
I. To promote the Physician Assistant profession and enhance the role of the individual practitioner.
II.To foster camaraderie among the Physician Assistants within the European area and provide a means for disseminating information relevant to the profession.
III.To assist with the educational needs of the Physician Assistant by providing means for attaining continuing medical education
Memberships
Though we do not require you to become a member to participate in SEPA, remember that we are only as strong as our membership.
Current Dues are $30.00 US Dollars per year and entitle you to Newsletters, and the annual CME conference.
We have five different types of membership:
Fellow:Graduate of any approved Physician Assistant program.
Associate:Non-Physician Assistant who wishes to support the goals of the SEPA organization.
Student:Student in an approved Physician Assistant program.
Honorary:Bestowed upon deserving individuals for contributions to SEPA or the PA profession.
Lifetime Member:Any member who pays the lifetime membership fee (five times the cost of annual membership), or who has been duly awarded an Honorary Lifetime Membership.
SEPA History (under Construction)
SEPA Membership Directory (under Construction)
Newsletter (Issue 2-05).doc