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To Advocate for Patient Health, You Must First ‘Really Listen’
Tara Milligan, PA-C, wanted to become a Certified PA to empower patients to make a difference in their own health care.
High Stakes and High-Quality Care: ‘This Is What PAs Do’
As the nation’s population grows and ages, there is a pressing need for more health care team members. This has led to health care providers,
Choosing Your Career PAth
When asked why she wanted to become a Certified PA, Kathryn Iwasaki, PA-C, found it was tough to just pick one answer! Kathryn recalls that
A Call to Care
PAs are extremely patient-centered and care deeply about the well-being and health of their patients. Brittney Pohler, PA-C, working in an OB/GYN clinic, is a
Should You Ignore Your Snore? A Look at Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Laurie Hardin, PA-C, discusses obstructive sleep apnea and the importance of getting it checked out and treated by your Certified PA.
Is My Drowsiness a Sign of Narcolepsy?
Diana Anderson, PA-C, explains how narcolepsy can go undiagnosed for many people, its symptoms, complications, when to seek medical treatment and treatment options.
Tips for Healthy Eating Habits During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Julie Davis, a Certified PA, shares a few simple tips that can be easily incorporated into your daily routine to encourage healthier eating habits.
How to Maintain Positive Mental Health in the Time of COVID-19
Certified PA Sherlonda Adkins discusses working in psychiatry, what to look for when selecting a provider and how to cope with feelings of depression.
2019 Cohort of Newly Certified Physician Assistants is the Largest Cohort Yet, Breaking 2018 Record
The number of newly Certified Physician Assistants reached new heights in 2019, with more than 70% receiving multiple job offers before entering the workforce according to the 2019 Statistical Profile of Recently Certified Physician Assistants.
