Jennifer Hohman has helped hundreds of PAs get their dream jobs. Put her expertise to work for you!

Getting through PA school is a challenge for anyone, and particularly for parents of young children.

Congratulations—you’ve been offered the job! Now you need to assess the offer and build a negotiation strategy.

Do you ever wonder about the options for nonclinical employment open to you as a PA? There are many available.

In today’s fast-moving, constantly connected, 24/7 world, maintaining a healthy balance among work, family, and taking care of ourselves can be a challenge. The first step in achieving this balance is to be mindful and deliberate about it.

Professional competencies for physician assistants include the effective and appropriate application of medical knowledge, interpersonal and communication skills, patient care, professionalism, practice-based learning and improvement, and systems-based practice.

Allegheny Health Network champions PAs.

Senior executive for the largest hospital system in Texas expounds on PA hiring, utilization and retention.

Work your network to find your next job. Here are some ways we can help you connect with PAs and employers.

Thinking about taking a break from clinical practice? Here are some tips to make a clear reentry plan so you can resume practicing as quickly and seamlessly as possible.

Learn about the educational resources that are available to help you switch from one specialty to another.

Learn the basics of malpractice insurance.

PAs are crucial in primary care. Find out why you should hire one for your team.

Read the latest news and resources on reimbursement, compiled by the AAPA advocacy team.

AAPA recognizes the hard work of preceptors through its Clinical Preceptor Recognition Program. Apply now or find out more about preceptors.