Physician Assistant / Public Health Program

Campaign Kicks Off for Next Round of Alumni Association Scholarships

Alumna Receives Honor from National Health Care Provider Organization

Grant Totaling $2 Million Over 5 Years to Provide Innovative Physician Assistant Training in Behavioral Health in Rural Areas

Hundreds of Incoming Students Fan Out Across Vallejo, Fairfield-Suisun Region to Support More Than a Dozen Nonprofit Organizations

Touro Assistant Professor Issues Call for Health Care Providers to Take the Lead in Medical Education

By transforming learning experiences, Dr. Farid Khalafalla's interprofessional vision aims to enrich collaboration between students from different university programs.

Cardiac care specialist discusses the latest minimally invasive procedures that have a huge impact on heart health.

Passion for Health Care as a Teen Helps Propel Thomas to Faculty Role

Kaitlyn E. Riley Finds Work-Life Balance, Time to Support Touro Program as a Preceptor

Touro student Ryan Vo’s winding career in health care has traveled from EMT to paramedic to physician assistant—from prehospital to primary care.

Free Activity in Eureka Includes CME Credits

Profiles of five Touro University California first-year students

A digest of the awards, grants, and recognition recently received by Touro students, faculty, staff, and alumni

Dr. Tami Hendriksz is now the Interim Chief Academic Officer in addition to being Dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM), and Newman Hoffman is Interim CEO and Vice President

Street Medicine Takes Care To Curbside Communities

PA alumni returned to campus to help current PA students get up to speed in the fast-paced world of the ER.

Touro University California, together with University of the Pacific, have created a partnership to help address the nationwide shortage of healthcare providers.

Annual college rankings place TUC's Osteopathic Medicine and Physician Assistant programs high state wide and nationally

Darrah Rosin tells what PA offers her, patients, and the healthcare industry

Memory will live on with plaque, scholarship fund