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Meet Our Mentors
Rashadah Jordan, PA-C, DMSC,CAQ Psychiatry
Rashadah is a board-certified physician associate practicing in psychiatry in Texas.
She is the founder of the Dreams Inspire Life Program. Her passion is to continue to give back to the future of the physician associate profession. She hopes to lead by example as she continues to pursue her mission to advocate for mental health and diversify the profession.
Afnan Beauti, PA-C
Afnan Beauti is a physician associate practicing in North Carolinia specializing in Primary care/ Urgent care.
She recently graduated from Emory and Henry College in Virginia. Afnan is the cofounder of DIL. She has worked toward becoming a physician associate basically her entire life and has been through the application process more than once. She finds reward in offering advice and support to Pre-PAs and uplifting underprivileged minorities on their pursuit of medicine.
How It Works
Depending on your needs, we offer an online course with guidance from a mentor that will help you prepare for the application cycle/process. We will take each month to tackle a new part of your prerequisites to prepare you for CASPA and interviews. This program is 6 months. It starts in January of every year through June.
The application process is just for the PRE cohort. The post cohort is by need. We do not currently have a lot of PA students reach out for guidance at this time but that is subject to change.
You can read more about the setup under "Plans and Pricing" at the top of the page.
Book a Consultation
You can choose to discuss plans over the phone if more guidance is needed or email us for more information.
Choose a Plan
We offer a six-month plan for Pre-PAs at the beginning of the year. A six-month plan for PA students at the end of the year.
Pick My Brain
If you have general questions, you can book a one-hour consultation with one of our mentors for gudiance.
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pOST COHORT
Are you a PA Student looking for guidance prior to the clinical year or preparing for graduation?
