AF selects 37 Airmen for physician assistant training

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RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas --  The Air Force selected 37 Airmen to attend the Tri-Service (Phase I) Physician Assistant training at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.

The March 2009 Physician Assistant Board met at the Air Force Personnel Center here to consider 83 applicants. In addition to those selected to attend training, six alternates were selected.

Those Airmen attending training in December 2009 are:
Tech. Sgt. Michael T. Jobe
Tech. Sgt. Melvin K. McBean
Tech. Sgt. Jason L. Mommaerts
Tech. Sgt. Laramie J. Richmond
Tech. Sgt. Millard Storms Jr.
Staff Sgt. Kacie M. Brown
Staff Sgt. Scott W. Cary
Staff Sgt. Gary L. Sayre
Staff Sgt. Jennifer M. Thomas
Senior Airman Evan G. Smith
Senior Airman Clayton K. Yeung
Airman 1st Class Jason L. Haugen

Those Airmen attending training in April 2010 are:
Tech. Sgt. Jeffrey C. Jarvis
Tech. Sgt. Jamie L. Meyer
Tech. Sgt. Amber M. Milliorn
Tech. Sgt. Jonathon S. Solomon
Staff Sgt. Natalie M. Annies
Staff Sgt. Jamie L. Blessing
Staff Sgt. Jared M. Files
Staff Sgt. Justin E. McKenna
Staff Sgt. Brooke M. Neumann
Staff Sgt. Eric N. Salinas
Staff Sgt. Sarah E. Sims
Staff Sgt. Christopher A. Wilbur
Airman 1st Class Nathan G. Smith

Those attending in August 2010 are:
Tech. Sgt. Justin S. Farmer
Tech. Sgt. Jesse L. Hemsworth
Staff Sgt. Ryan C. Davis
Staff Sgt. Daniel R. Geinosky
Staff Sgt. Stephan C. Kesterson
Staff Sgt. Drew E. Lancaster
Staff Sgt. Patrick A. McCue
Staff Sgt. William D. Rannow
Staff Sgt. David J. Trotter
Staff Sgt. Christopher P. Volturo
Senior Airman Cory R. Henderson
Senior Airman Anh Phoa Thi Nguyen

The average selectee was 28 years old with 8.5 years time in service, and had a Scholastic Aptitude Test composite score of 1,729 and a 3.39 grade point average.

Airmen who successfully complete Phase I and II course requirements for the physician assistant program will be commissioned as first lieutenants.