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What a PA Should Know When Searching for a Supervising Physician
Posted In Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure, Physician Assistants
Although supervising physicians are required to follow regulatory guidelines, it is also important that physician assistants (“PAs”) understand their role in the authority delegated to them and the specifics of regulatory compliance for supervision. More >
The Doctor Is Out, But The PA Will See You Now
Posted In Advanced Practice Registered Nurses, Health Care Law, Physician Assistants
On March 25, 2013, Governor Steve Beshear signed House Bill 104, a bill that will change how Physician Assistants (“PAs”) practice in the Commonwealth. Under former law, a PA had to be directly supervised in by a doctor in the first eighteen months of their medical practice. Kentucky had the longest supervision requirement of any state in the U.S. More >
