Charting 101: Overcoming the EHR to Document More Efficiently
Are you tired of spending all your free time charting? Learn how to document more efficiently and maintain quality records.
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Author: The PA Doctor
Springfield College Introduces Innovative Doctor of Medical Science Program for Physician Associates
Starting in 2024, Springfield College will offer a 37-credit Doctor of Medical Science for practicing Physician Associates.
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30 Ways To Win Friends and Influence People as a Physician Assistant
The most powerful tool at a clinician’s disposal is the ability to connect with patients on a human level.
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Overcoming Difficulty and Rejection as a Physician Assistant
Practicing medicine as a PA is a rewarding journey that is not without its share of frustration, perhaps more so than other healthcare workers.
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Explore These 11 Top Nonclinical Careers for Physician Assistants
Transitioning out of medicine can be scary. Start by getting to know the best nonclinical careers for Physician Assistants.
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The Big Little University of Shenandoah adds the DMS for PAs
Further advancing the idea of an entry-level doctorate for PAs, the DMS can be completed in a single semester of full-time work or on a part-time basis spanning 2 semesters or 10 months.
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Why is Medication in America So Darn Expensive?
The US market accounts for almost three-quarters of global pharma profits. Americans are effectively subsidizing the cost for everyone else.
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Earn a Doctor of Medical Science at the University of Maryland
The University of Maryland, Baltimore, is adding the Doctor of Medical Science. The DMS is for Physician Associates to enhance their depth of knowledge.
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The Top 3 Undiscovered Healthcare Careers
PAs have consistently been ranked as one of the top careers in healthcare but how well do you know these 3 undiscovered healthcare careers that all outearn PAs?
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Deciphering Rectal Pain: Proctalgia Fugax vs Levator Ani Syndrome
Anorectal pain can be a real bummer. Literally. It doesn’t discriminate and it can be tough to find the culprit.
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