Soldiers selected for physician assistant program

The Army has released the names of the Regular Army and Army Reserve officers, warrant officers, and enlisted soldiers selected for the Army component of the Interservice Physician Assistant Program.

Soldiers selected will begin the three-year education and training program in 2016.

When they graduate they will be commissioned in the Army Medical Specialist Corps.

See the names here.

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