Air Force selects 28 Airmen for medical training Published May 1, 2006 RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas (AFPN) -- The Air Force selected 28 enlisted members to take part in the Tri-Service Physician Assistant Training Program at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The board met here in March, selecting 28 people from 57 applicants. The average selectee was 28 years old with 7.1 years time in service and had a 3.5 grade point average. Applicants must have at least 60 college credit hours to apply for the program, with at least a 3.0 GPA in their math and science classes.Selectees will attend one of three classes, the first beginning in January. Those attending in January are: Tech. Sgt. Jason Baker Tech. Sgt. Joseph Noya Tech. Sgt. Stacey Vierra Staff Sgt. Adrian Avalos Staff Sgt. Jason Hamilton Staff Sgt. Brandon Rozell Staff Sgt. Justin Wright Senior Airman Brian Herb Senior Airman Charity Miller Senior Airman Amanda Schwartz Those attending in May 2007 are: Tech. Sgt. Michele Church Tech. Sgt. Benjamin McGarvey Tech. Sgt. Nathan Sandmann Staff Sgt. Denise Garcia Staff Sgt. Brian Jamail Staff Sgt. Jaime Reed Staff Sgt. Nicole Sears Senior Airman Wesley Arnold Senior Airman James Moore Those attending in September 2007 are: Tech. Sgt. Robert Alexander Tech. Sgt. Donald Mason Tech. Sgt. Kianna Stewart Tech. Sgt. Stephen Vela Staff Sgt. Christopher Daniels Staff Sgt. Benjamin Jones Staff Sgt. James Rafiner Staff Sgt. Jonathan Snyder Airman 1st Class Alisha Mathews Those successfully completing Phase I and II courses will be commissioned as second lieutenants. (Courtesy of Air Force Personnel Center News Service)