Do you need a little refresher on ortho? Are you a primary care, urgent care, or ER provider who sees a lot of orthopedic conditions in your practice but can never quite remember if you’re supposed to splint or not splint, use lidocaine with epinephrine or not, or how many X-ray films you’re supposed to […]
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Healthcare providers in every field have patients with mental health disorders and often don’t know the best way to treat them or best place to refer. As providers, we want to be able to provide the best possible care to our patients. But where do we turn?
On today’s podcast, I have the honor of speaking with former president of AAPA and current CMO and VP of Clinical Affairs of AAPA, Jennifer Orozco. We discuss advocacy, making an impact, and how to get a seat at the table. Jenn stresses the importance of removing barriers to PA practice because healthcare can’t afford […]
On today’s podcast, I have the honor of speaking with former president of AAPA and current CMO and VP of Clinical Affairs of AAPA, Jennifer Orozco. We discuss advocacy, making an impact, and how to get a seat at the table. Jenn stresses the importance of removing barriers to PA practice because healthcare can’t afford […]
Rachael Anstine is a PA working in colorectal surgery in rural Montana. Rachael had always dreamed of living in Montana, but didn’t know if it would ever truly happen. Rachael shares how she and her husband went from dreaming of theoretically living in Montana to the logistics of actually making it a reality. She talks about everything from PA licensing in a new state to making new friends.
In many areas of medicine, nurse practitioners practice alongside physician associates and physicians, are a vital member of the team, and play a similar role as PAs in the care of their patients. So, as PAs, should we feel threatened by NPs?
In many areas of medicine, nurse practitioners practice alongside physician associates and physicians, are a vital member of the team, and play a similar role as PAs in the care of their patients. So, as PAs, should we feel threatened by NPs?
