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Hit the Reset Button Part 2: Healthy Eating in 2019

What do three PAs who have experience and expertise in counseling patients on healthy eating suggest following a holiday season of over-indulgent eating and drinking? In this second of a series of three articles, read their suggestions on how to hit the reset button.

PAs Get Boost of Visibility in 2019

An advertising partnership between AAPA and NCCPA continues in 2019 with placements in high-profile national media and healthcare trade media.
A cutting board filled with different kinds of foods

Hit the Reset Button Part 1: Healthy Eating in 2019

What do three PAs who have experience and expertise in counseling patients on healthy eating suggest following a holiday season of over-indulgent eating and drinking? In this first of a series of three articles, read their suggestions on how to hit the reset button.

Inspired: Daughters and Brother Follow in PA Footsteps

What happens when family members work in the same profession? Read about mother-daughter, father-daughter, and sister-brother PA relationships and the special connections they share, which include everything from trading texts with medical humor to going on mission trips together.

Want to be Recognized? 2019 AAPA Awards Open Now

Applications for AAPA Individual Awards and the lifetime Stead Award are open! Take time during the holidays to gather the materials you will need to apply or nominate someone.

Skis, Not Scrubs: PAs Serve Patients on the Slopes

Several PAs are working or volunteering for Colorado resorts’ ski patrols, clinics, or both. On ski patrols, PAs’ medical skills must be supplemented with an ability to traverse even the most challenging trails to reach skiers requiring assistance.

Street Medicine: PAs Deliver Healthcare to the Homeless

Healthcare delivery can take place practically anywhere, and a growing number of providers are taking it to the streets to help a largely underserved patient population – the homeless. Read about PAs in LA, Boston, and Ft. Worth working with homeless patients.