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 3 interview tips to get your perfect PA job

December 13th, 2022 If you’re looking for a new PA job and have reached the interview stage, here are three things you should do to help you find the right fit.
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The most critical relationship on the healthcare team

October 24th, 2018 The relationship between the PA or NP and the collaborating physician can influence positive patient outcomes.
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PA career lessons - what I wish I knew then

May 7th, 2018 As we look toward the next turning of the seasons, I am deeply grateful for many lessons learned over the course of my PA career.  The value of trust continues to be reinforced each time a family member trusts me to care for their loved one, and every time a colleague partners with me on a treatment plan. 
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Credentialing for Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners – Navigating the Rules

November 9th, 2016 Physician Assistants (PAs) and Nurse Practitioners (NPs) are found in every medical specialty and in every health care setting. When you incorporate a PA or NP into your team and utilize them effectively, your practice will accommodate more patients.

Where to Start? - Why you should add a PA or NP to your Practice

September 28th, 2016 In this uncertain time of health reform physician practices are challenged to transition to value based healthcare, without a clear understanding of exactly how to operationally move away from a traditional fee for service model.

Live from #AAPA16 - What is Important to Physician Assistants?

May 17th, 2016 Physician Assistants (PAs) are on the move – and whether you are looking for your first job, or a new one, it is incredibly important to make sure you are in a supportive environment both professionally with an adequate scope of practice as well as culturally with adequate acknowledgement of the value you bring as an excellent clinician to your organization.

How to Find New Graduate Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Jobs

May 2nd, 2016 It is nearly graduation time – and you are likely actively interviewing for that first clinical position. While it’s exciting to be done with active schooling, it can be daunting to imagine those first loan payments coming due.