Faculty reports students are distracted, overloaded, falling behind, and relying on question banks without developing clinical reasoning. PA Guide gives your program a shared support system students can use before remediation becomes the only option.
Clinical Snapshot
A medical-style summary of what faculty are seeing — and why a structured intervention matters.
History of Present Illness
Onset is usually early in didactic year. Course is progressive. Students start with scattered notes, outside resources, and good intentions — then develop content fatigue, fragmented attention, clinical reasoning gaps, and increased need for faculty remediation.
PA Guide gives programs a repeatable framework for organization, active recall, clinical reasoning, student support, and remediation prevention.
Students begin with too much information and too little structure.
They compensate with more questions, more videos, more apps, and more scattered notes.
Faculty then inherits the downstream symptoms: confusion, weak reasoning, panic, and remediation.
Intervene early with a system the whole cohort can use.
Plan
The intervention is simple: choose a program tier, onboard your students, and give faculty a shared framework for study support, remediation prevention, and clinical reasoning development.
Essential, Partner, and Premier each include up to 30 students, with clear additional-student pricing.
Students receive physical structure and digital tools so they are not piecing together their own survival plan.
When students struggle, faculty can point back to the same structure for active recall, organization, and clinical reasoning.
Orders
PA Guide combines physical organization with digital practice so students can move from scattered exposure to clinical reasoning.
A physical framework students can build into throughout didactics, rotations, remediation, and boards.
System-based content designed to clarify core medicine, reinforce high-yield concepts, and support long-term review.
Quizzes, flashcards, clinical cases, and PA Guide Bot for active recall and decision-making practice.
Treatment Package
Differential
Built by a PA who lived the pressure
Husband · Father · Educator · Clinical reasoning mentor
Clinician Note
I was not a student with unlimited time, perfect focus, and a quiet life. I was a husband and father trying to get through PA school while carrying real responsibility outside the classroom.
What changed everything was not simply working harder. It was building a system: deciding what mattered, organizing it clearly, reviewing it repeatedly, and turning scattered information into clinical thinking.
PA Guide is the intervention I wish every student had before they fell behind — and the support I wish faculty could hand students before remediation became the only option.
Empathy for overwhelmed students: built by someone who remembers the pressure of learning medicine while life kept moving.
Structure faculty can point to: gives students a repeatable method instead of another disconnected resource.
Clinical reasoning at the center: helps students move beyond memorization and start thinking like future clinicians.
Treatment Plans
Each plan includes up to 30 students. Choose the level of notebook support, digital access, faculty support, and follow-up that matches your program’s severity and goals.
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Essential
$10,000
per year / up to 30 students
+$199 per additional student
Choose Essential
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Most popular
Partner
$13,000
per year / up to 30 students
+$249 per additional student
Choose Partner
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Premier
$20,000
per year / up to 30 students
+$299 per additional student
Choose Premier
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| Student treatment bundle | |||
| Board Review Master Notebook | ✓Included in Essential | ✓Included in Partner | ✓Included in Premier |
| Full digital platform access | ✓Included in Essential | ✓Included in Partner | ✓Included in Premier |
| Clinical Pharmacology Notebook | ✓Included in Partner | ✓Included in Premier | |
| Emergency Medicine Rotation Notebook | ✓Included in Premier | ||
| General Surgery Rotation Notebook | ✓Included in Premier | ||
| All 14 system quizzes + flashcards | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| PA Guide BotAI clinical reasoning assistant | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Clinical case simulator | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Faculty follow-up and program support | |||
| Annual cohort renewal | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Live faculty orientation call | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Mid-year check-in with Jono | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Custom faculty onboarding session | ✓ | ||
| Direct line to Jono | ✓ | ||
| Extras | |||
| Co-branded student welcome email | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Early access to new modules | ✓ | ||
| Custom notebook cover option | ✓ | ||
| Multi-year pricing available | ✓ | ||
Example totals for a 60-student program
Example totals for a 60-student program
Clinicians and educators recognize PA Guide as more than another content library — it is a structured plan for learning, review, teaching, and clinical reasoning support.

“Strategic, focused, and grounded in how real students learn — not another content dump.”
Erich Fogg, PA-C, MMSc
High-Stakes Exam Coach | Educator

“Simplifies complex medical concepts and boosts retention — expertly designed notebook + AI chatbot.”
Troy Bender, DMSc, PA-C, DFAAPA
Educator | Former Founding Dean

“A clear map through overwhelming medical knowledge — rejecting the fire hose mentality.”
Ashley Love, PA-C
Shadow Me Next Podcast

“Not just informative — intentional. Built for busy professionals when time is tight.”
Kristin Burton, PA-C
Founder, Millionaires in Medicine

“Clear, strategic, and rooted in how students learn under pressure — a system that sticks.”
Katie Bean, PA-C
Escape the Clinic | PrePA Clinic

“Like having a preceptor, study buddy, and hype squad in your pocket.”
Tracy Bingaman, PA-C, MSPAS
The Persistent Provider
Follow-Up Questions
Clear answers for faculty, program directors, and administrators considering PA Guide for student support, remediation prevention, clinical reasoning, and cohort-wide board review structure.
Yes. PA programs can purchase PA Guide for a full cohort through the Essential, Partner, or Premier program plans. Each plan includes access for up to 30 students, with clear additional-student pricing for larger cohorts. After purchase, PA Guide coordinates cohort details, student onboarding, digital access, and notebook fulfillment.
PA Guide helps programs address a common pattern: students are surrounded by lectures, slides, outside resources, qbanks, and advice, but many do not have a repeatable study system. The platform gives students one organized framework for board review, active recall, clinical reasoning, and long-term review from didactic year through clinical rotations and PANCE prep.
No. PA Guide is designed to support your existing curriculum, not replace it. Faculty still teach the medicine. PA Guide helps students organize that medicine, review it by body system, practice retrieval, and connect facts to clinical decision making.
Remediation often becomes harder when students are already buried, disorganized, and unsure where to start. PA Guide gives students structure earlier: a board review notebook, system-based review tools, quizzes, flashcards, clinical cases, and an AI clinical reasoning coach. That gives faculty a shared support system to point students toward before remediation becomes a rescue mission.
Qbanks are useful, but question volume alone does not always build clinical reasoning. Students can complete hundreds or thousands of practice questions and still have scattered notes, weak organization, and poor recall. PA Guide helps qbank practice fit into a larger learning system: organize the concept, review the pattern, retrieve the information, and apply it clinically.
The Partner plan is the best fit for many PA programs because it includes the core student bundle plus faculty orientation, a mid-year check-in, and a co-branded student welcome email. Essential is a straightforward entry point for cohort access, while Premier is built for programs that want deeper onboarding, direct support, additional notebooks, and more customization.
Students receive access to the PA Guide learning system, including the Board Review Master Notebook, digital platform access, quizzes, flashcards, PA Guide Bot, clinical case practice, and system-based review tools. Depending on the plan, students may also receive additional notebooks such as Clinical Pharmacology, Emergency Medicine, and General Surgery.
After a program chooses a plan, PA Guide follows up to coordinate the cohort roster, student access, notebook fulfillment, and any plan-specific faculty support. Partner and Premier plans include more structured faculty follow-up so implementation feels clear instead of adding another burden to faculty.
Yes. PA Guide is useful for students who are already falling behind because it gives them a concrete place to restart. Faculty can use it as a shared language for organization, active recall, system-based review, and clinical reasoning practice instead of sending students back into the same scattered resources that contributed to the problem.
PA Guide is built around more than memorizing facts. Students use notebooks, quizzes, flashcards, clinical cases, and PA Guide Bot to practice recognizing patterns, explaining decisions, and thinking through next steps. That helps bridge the gap between didactic content, clinical rotations, EOR exams, and real patient care.
Yes. PA Guide is designed to follow students across the full PA school pathway. The system helps during didactic year by organizing high-yield medicine, during clinical rotations by giving students a review framework, during EOR exams with rotation-focused preparation, and during PANCE prep with board-style active recall and system-based review.
Each program plan includes up to 30 students. Additional students can be added using the plan-specific per-student rate listed in the pricing table: Essential, Partner, or Premier. The page also includes example totals for a 60-student program so faculty and administrators can quickly estimate budget impact.
Yes. Programs that want help choosing a plan, discussing cohort size, reviewing faculty support options, or exploring multi-year pricing can contact PA Guide before purchase. Premier is the strongest option for programs that want custom onboarding, direct support, and a more hands-on implementation plan.
Your students are showing the signs: content overload, scattered resources, qbank dependence, and clinical reasoning gaps. PA Guide gives your program a structured intervention before students are in crisis.
Essential · Partner · Premier · Includes physical notebook + digital platform access for your cohort