An Effective Government Affairs Committee
List of tips for working in the state chapter in government affairs. Available to members only.
COnnections Newsletters
COnnections is a monthly e-newsletter for constituent organization leaders.
Making that Personal Connection with Legislators
Establishing a relationship with an elected official can boost your advocacy impact. Learn how to make a personal connection with legislators.
Could Your State Budget Be the Perfect Vehicle for Your Advocacy Agenda?
As state budgets increase and patients continue to expect quality care, an expanded role for PAs offers unique solutions that state policymakers cannot afford to ignore when formulating state budgets.…
Write a Letter to the Editor – Have Your Voice Heard (and Read)!
One of the most effective ways to advocate for the PA profession and get your voice heard is through a letter to the editor in your local paper. This can…
Studies on the PA Profession Enhance Your Advocacy Case
A recent article published in the journal Health Services Research and Managerial Epidemiology, highlights the value and productivity of PAs. The article discusses the findings of a pilot study on…
Observers at Regulatory Meetings are an Essential Element for Success
State chapters should send an observer to each meeting of the agency that regulates PA practice. If a state has a PA Advisory Committee to the medical board, the chapter…
Enacting the Model State Legislation
As many state legislatures wind down, it’s time start thinking about implementing the revised Model Law in your state in 2017. Strategy for implementation will vary from state to state,…
A Lawyer for Your Chapter
October 2016 Every state chapter needs a lawyer. This does not mean that you need to retain an expensive firm. However, you must have someone that you can call on…