Price: $399.99
Duration of Access: 30 Months
Quantifiable Deliverables: 100 Hours of AAPA Category 1 CME Credit, 1,672 Practice Questions
The transition to the PANRE-LA (Longitudinal Assessment) has fundamentally changed how Physician Assistants approach recertification. Instead of a high-stakes, single-day exam, you now face a three-year cycle involving 25 questions per quarter. While this format reduces the "one-and-done" pressure, it requires a consistent, long-term strategy to ensure you meet the passing standard and maintain your certification.
Success on the PANRE-LA is not about cramming; it is about systematic preparation and utilizing high-yield resources.
The most common mistake is studying irrelevant material. The NCCPA Blueprint defines exactly what is covered on the assessment. It prioritizes core medical knowledge across major organ systems. Because the PANRE-LA is longitudinal, you will see certain topics repeated. Use the NCCPA Blueprint to identify your weakest areas: whether it’s Cardiology, Pulmonology, or OB/GYN: and focus your limited study time there.
With 25 questions due every three months, procrastination is your biggest enemy. PAs are busy clinicians. You should treat each quarter as a mini-exam. Dedicate one week in the first month of every quarter to review high-yield clinical content. By finishing your questions early in the quarter, you avoid the stress of last-minute technical issues or clinical emergencies that could prevent you from completing your requirements.
Not all CME is created equal. Many courses are designed for a general medical audience, but the PANRE-LA is a PA-specific assessment. Our PANRE Review Course was written by physician assistants for physician assistants. This ensures the terminology, question style, and clinical focus match exactly what you will encounter on the exam. We understand the unique clinical perspective of the PA and tailor the instruction to bridge the gap between clinical practice and board-style testing.
Recertification can be expensive. A professional way to manage your education budget is to use CME with Amazon and Apple Gift Card add-ons. When you purchase our PANRE Review package, you can add a gift card ranging from $100 to $1,500 to your purchase. This allows you to use your employer-provided CME money efficiently, providing you with the necessary 100 hours of AAPA Category 1 credit while also securing funds for additional educational tools, like a new iPad for clinical use or medical reference books from Amazon.
The PANRE-LA rewards PAs who are familiar with board-style question logic. You cannot simply rely on your daily clinical experience, as "board medicine" often differs from the "real-world" pragmatic choices made in the clinic. With 1,672 practice questions included in our review course, you can train your brain to recognize the specific patterns and "buzzwords" that the NCCPA uses to lead you toward the correct diagnosis.
Your patient is a 62-year-old male presenting to the emergency department with a 2-hour history of "crushing" substernal chest pain that radiates to his left jaw and shoulder. He appears diaphoretic and pale. His medical history is significant for hypertension and a 30-pack-year smoking history.
Vital Signs:
The 12-lead EKG shows 3mm ST-segment elevation in leads II, III, and aVF.
Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in the management of this patient?
A) Administer 324 mg of chewable aspirin and activate the cardiac catheterization lab.
B) Order a STAT CT Angiogram of the chest to rule out aortic dissection.
C) Administer 0.4 mg of sublingual nitroglycerin and reassess the EKG in 15 minutes.
D) Perform a bedside D-dimer and wait for troponin results before initiating treatment.
Aspirin and immediate reperfusion therapy (preferably Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention, or PCI) is the gold standard for an acute ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI). This patient presents with classic symptoms and EKG findings diagnostic of an inferior wall MI. Aspirin reduces mortality by inhibiting further platelet aggregation. Activating the cath lab immediately is essential to meet the "door-to-balloon" time goal of less than 90 minutes.
The PANRE Review Course is specifically designed to meet your recertification needs. By completing the course, you earn 100 hours of AAPA Category 1 credit, which is the total amount required for a two-year NCCPA cycle.
Whether you are a Physician Assistant in Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, or Orthopedics, our content covers the necessary breadth of the NCCPA Blueprint.
Nurse practitioners can also find value in our Pharmacology Course, which provides AAPA Category 1 credit that is accepted by many state boards for NP recertification. Physicians can utilize our packages for Category 2 CME credit.
Don't leave your certification to chance. Use an efficient, PA-authored system to master the PANRE-LA while maximizing your CME budget with our gift card add-on options. Visit CME Review Courses to select your package today.
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