State Licensing
PAs must be licensed by the state in which they work before they can begin practice. Find our resources for how to get licensed here.
List of Licensing Boards
AAPA has compiled a list of all 50 states’ licensing boards. Find yours now.
5 State Licensing Tips for PAs
You need to be licensed by the state you’ll practice in before you can begin seeing patients. Here are five key tips you need to get and stay licensed in…
State Advocacy
Learn about key issues impacting PA practice and how PAs can take action to change state policies affecting them and the care they provide for their patients.
Advocacy Central
AAPA works to advance the profession and promote quality, accessibility and cost-effectiveness in patient-centered healthcare. Our advocacy engagement includes initiatives related to the federal, state and grassroots levels.