Annual PA Compensation Continues Rising, Increases 5.8%

Physician associate/physician assistant (PA) base compensation, without bonuses, continued to rise in 2023, increasing 5.8% from $120,000 in 2022 to $127,000 in 2023. The findings were released in the 2024 American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA) Digital Salary Report.

Resources to Help Educate People with Diabetes

New resources from Lilly have been created for you and your patients, including the Connected Insulin Pen Toolkit. Staying informed about the latest developments in diabetes research and treatment options is crucial for individuals, caregivers, and healthcare professionals to create a collaborative treatment relationship to address the challenges posed by diabetes.

PA Student Isaac Esene Leads GoodWorks, a Nonprofit that Teaches Bystander Awareness to the Next Generation

After losing peers to violent situations in high school, PA student Isaac Esene founded GoodWorks, a nonprofit that teaches young people CPR, Stop the Bleed techniques, and other skills related to bystander response. His goal is to provide the next generation with the knowledge they need to respond in the event of violence or medical emergencies—and potentially save lives.

The PA’s Guide to Moonlighting: Opportunities and Obstacles

Whether you're aiming to supplement your income or delving into a new venture, moonlighting presents a chance to earn more and expand your expertise. However, before diving in, it's crucial to navigate potential legal pitfalls.

AAPA Launches PAthways Program to Foster Diversity Within PA Profession

The American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA) announces the launch of PAthways, an initiative aimed at fostering diversity within the PA profession. Backed by a Communities in Action for Health Equity grant from Pfizer, PAthways marks a significant step toward building a more inclusive healthcare workforce by seeking to diversify one of the fastest growing healthcare professions in the country.