PAHx Celebrates Black History Month

The PA History Society invites you to visit our website where you can watch, listen, and read some of the stories of inspiring PAs and the changes they’ve made to health care and the profession.

The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) is considered the founders of Black History Month.

2026 marks the 100th anniversary celebrating this time of recognition of the contributions, discoveries and sacrifices made by Black Americans throughout history. Black History month started in 1926 as only a week before being officially expanded to the entire month of February in 1976.

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Volunteer Spotlight: Lindsey Eng, PA-C

2.25.2026 • Lindsey M. Eng, PA-C, a Board Certified PA with 12 years of experience says her volunteer experience with the NCCPA has enriched her professional perspective and inspired her to advocate for PA volunteerism.

The Sieverings on 35 Years of Life and PA Practice

2.23.2026 • For 35 years, Board Certified PAs Laura and Jeff Sievering have balanced the demands of the PA profession with a commitment to one another. Their secret? A foundation of mutual respect and an understanding of what it means to care for patients while never forgetting to care for each other.

AHPAC Leader Highlights Mission to Empower PAs

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