Macdonald-Kelce Library: PAM Physician Assistant Medicine: PANCE

NCCPA

The National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA)

Code of Conduct

Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam

This multiple-choice exam assesses basic medical and surgical knowledge. You will need to submit an application and payment in advance and can choose from over 200 testing sites.

Resources from the Library:

Board Vitals This link opens in a new window
A comprehensive, board-style tool to help prepare for NCLEX licensing (RNs), PANCE certification exams (PAs), and specialty tests for Nurse Practitioners.

First Time Users https://www.boardvitals.com/users/sign_up
on-campus registration with UT email (direct connection / not wireless).
If you are a first-time user and are having difficulty signing up then email the library at library@ut.edu. If you had a previous university BV account, then also include your former email address.
LWW Health Library: PA Core Education This link opens in a new window
Includes PANCE Q & A
This portal includes hundreds of cases, each with a brief description for use in case or problem-based learning, as well as multimedia such as videos, animations, and quiz banks compatible with iOS devices for uninterrupted viewing.

Other resources (most require a fee):

AAPA PANCE/PANRE Review Resources (fee varies depending on resource)
AAPA survey thousands of PAs and lists their recommendations. Resources are also rated by the number of PAs who used the material as well as the percentage who found the review material useful.

*Recommended by PA students.
NCCPA PANCE review - $45
Once you are registered for PANCE (able to do this within 90 days of when you are eligible to take the exam), you will see this option. More information given by DPAP faculty prior to graduation.
Memorang PANCE Flashcards - Some content is free otherwise $59
6,500+ flashcards curated and broken down into digestible bits for easier memorization. Covers all high-yield concepts and organ systems across 17 chapters. Access content on the web or via app (Apple and Android available).

What have you tried? If you have a recommendation, please let me know and I'll update hte page. Good luck!

NCLEX, PRANCE and other preparation, provided by HCPLC

Did you know all students can access (HCPLC) Tampa Public Library?
Register for your HCPLC card to get started (see below).
LearningExpress Library contains many NCLEX and other exam prep tools.

Become a HCPLC library member

UT students and faculty are welcome and encouraged to join the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative (HCPLC), the nearest branch of which is the John F. Germany Library across the river (the central branch).

To use services and check out items at the public library UT students, faculty, and staff first need to sign up for a free library card. You can get a card online or in person by using your current UT Spartans ID and a piece of mail addressed to your current Tampa address (see more here about How to Get a Library Card).

HCPLC offers a large selection of streaming videos and ebooks, many of which are not available at the Macdonald-Kelce Library. If you are looking for a feature film or popular novel, join the Hillsborough Public Library!