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

Practicing abroad is a great way to enhance your experience as a PA – both professionally and personally. But international practice requires more preparation than practicing in the U.S.

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.

AAPA recognizes the hard work of preceptors through its Clinical Preceptor Recognition Program.

AAPA honors Distinguished Fellows for leadership, service, and contributions made to the PA profession.

Even the most successful PA career hits the occasional snag that can make transitioning to a new position challenging. Aside from potential contract disputes, a frequent trouble spot is obtaining a positive reference from a former employer with whom there was a conflict. Find out how you can deal with negative job references.

A PA (physician associate/physician assistant) is a nationally certified and state-licensed medical professional. Learn how to acquire the experience you need for PA school and how to get and maintain your certification.