PA careers often span multiple specialties
Physician assistants “most nimble professionals in medicine today.”
All articles by Joe Kopcha
Pap screening highly utilized among uninsured and underinsured women
More efforts focused on educating impoverished populations about HPV are needed.
‘Future is Now’ for physician assistants
The 2013 PAragon Awards celebrate the increasing role physician assistants play in teaching and research.
Navigating the evolving PA certification process
Starting in 2014, PAs will be required to collect self-assessment and performance-improvement CME credits as part of the recertification process.
Jeff Callard named Outstanding PA of 2013
As founder of the Society of Emergency Medicine Physician Assistants, this PA goes above and beyond his role as a clinician.
Ron Nelson wins 2013 Eugene A. Stead, Jr., Award
This two-time president of the American Academy of Physician Assistants made his mark as an advocate for rural clinicians.
John Trimbath wins 2013 AAPA President’s Award
This PA advocate is recognized for work that lead to Ohio PAs earning physician-delegated prescriptive authority for Schedule II controlled medications.
Top 5 PA policy topics of 2013
The AAPA’s Clinical Health Affairs Commission cites patient safety, end of life care, and poverty as policy topics to watch in 2013.
Top 5 PA medical topics of 2013
The AAPA’s Clinical Health Affairs Commission cites childhood immunization, post-traumatic stress disorder, obesity, celiac disease and dementia as topics to watch in 2013.
Salary Survey 2012: How are you doing?
Find out how your income compares with the more than 9,000 nurse practitioners and physician assistants who completed our 2012 salary survey.
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