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Home PA Supply and Demand Although PAs are working in every state and territory in the U.S., they are not always evenly distributed because of specialty demands or environmental factors […]
Home New PA Graduates: Emerging From the Pandemic Are new PA graduates working in rural areas? Approximately 53 percent of new grads were interested in working in a rural area, […]
Home Compensation and Cost of Living Vary by State While it is generally true that states with a higher cost of living enjoy higher compensation, this is not always the […]
Home PA Compensation Varies by Multiple Factors In 2022, four in five full-time PAs (80.6%) reported that they were paid an annual base salary; 15.8% received an hourly wage, while […]
Home PAs Work Everywhere PAs Are Everywhere in the U.S. PAs practice all over the U.S. While New York has the greatest number of PAs (15.449), Alaska has the highest […]
Home Who Are PAs? PAs Go Beyond PAs (physician associates/physician assistants) are licensed clinicians who practice medicine in every specialty and setting. Trusted, rigorously educated and trained healthcare professionals, PAs […]
Home Methodology Data for the 2023 AAPA Salary Report were collected via the 2023 AAPA Salary Survey between Jan. 24 and March 7, 2023. The survey was open to all […]
Home A Word From the CEO Dear PAs and Future PAs, This is a critical moment in which our healthcare system faces a multitude of competing pressures: a growing aging […]