Physician Assistants
Neurosurgeons perform complex surgical procedures and lead operative decision-making, while neurosurgery PAs focus on perioperative and continuity care. PAs [...]
Physician Assistants diagnose illnesses, manage treatment plans, perform procedures, and prescribe medications across primary and specialized healthcare settings. The [...]
Physician assistants increasingly work as specialists, with roles spanning primary care, surgical subspecialties, acute care, and emerging non-clinical fields. [...]
Physicians complete up to 11 years of education and training, including residency, while PAs typically finish in 2–3 years [...]
The Physician Assistant profession began in 1965 to address primary care shortages using accelerated medical training for military corpsmen. [...]
Psychiatric PAs diagnose, prescribe, and manage mental health conditions across inpatient, outpatient, emergency, and consult-liaison settings. Specialized training, including [...]
