The mission of the PATH Consultation Service is to provide information, resources, and problem-solving recommendations to PA educational programs by utilizing consultants who have extensive knowledge of, and experience in, PA education. These guidelines provide useful information in a structured, consistent format that consultants use for evaluation and to make recommendations to programs requesting the service. The PATH Advisory Committee is a three-member volunteer committee, appointed by the APAP Board of Directors, which will assist the coordinating consultant and provide strategic oversight for PATH services. Committee members will serve three-year terms beginning July, 2001. Arrange for proper billing, reimbursements, etc.
Consultants provide draft written reports after each visitation.
Consulting assignments are based on consultant availability. Members of PATH cannot simultaneously serve as Accreditation Review Commission consultants. All positions will meet or communicate regularly with the coordinating consultant and the APAP director and APAP manager, programs.