Experiences of Violence and Bias
Healthcare workers face higher rates of workplace violence than other professions in the United States. However, little is known about how often PAs, and PA-students participating in clinical rotations, experience…
Data Dose: PAs and Specialty Change
One in five PAs has made a specialty change at some point in their career. For more information, check out this brief infographic.
PAs and Specialty Change
PAs are afforded the flexibility to adapt to the changing health needs of their community through their generalist training and ability to move into new specialties more readily than other…
PAs in Leadership: How do they get there?
PA leaders are an important part of healthcare systems across the country. However, little is known about the pathways PAs follow towards their leadership roles. In this final brief in…
The Perceived Intersection of Parenting and Physician Assistant Training Among Current Physician Assistant Students
This study sought to explore the perceptions of support for, and impact on, family planning and parenting, including lactation, among PA students (PA-S). This study suggests few PA-S are aware…
PAs in Leadership: Who are they?
PA leaders are an important part of healthcare systems across the country. However, little is known about the demographic characteristics of PAs in leadership roles or how they compare to…
PAs in Leadership: What do they do?
PA leaders are an important part of healthcare systems across the country. However, little is known about the leadership roles PA are performing within their organizations. In this second brief…
AAPA, PA Foundation, Cleveland Clinic, and Davos Alzheimer’s Collaborative Release Early Cognitive Assessment Toolkit
The American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA), PA Foundation (PAF), Cleveland Clinic, and Davos Alzheimer’s Collaborative (DAC) today publicly released an early cognitive assessment toolkit.
November 1, 2023