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Artificial intelligence impacts the way health services are delivered, managed, and documented. Physician assistants must master these new tools to provide state-of-the-art health care.
One in nine physician assistants works in emergency care. Learn how PAs are helping to promote efficiency and improve health care outcomes in emergency medicine.
An enrollment advisor can answer your questions about an academic program and its admission process. They can also help you create an application that optimizes your admissions chances.
Today’s physician assistants are generally happy in their jobs. Learn how you can join a growing field with high satisfaction rates with a PA Studies master’s degree from Pitt.
The NCCPA collects demographic information on physician assistants' age, education, background, and location. This article summarizes the data.
The number of physician assistants in the United States is growing, as is demand for their services. Will supply outstrip demand? This article explains why that's unlikely.
Physician assistants typically earn six-figure incomes, though this varies by location, specialization, and experience level.
Aspiring physician assistants must pass the PANCE, a 300-question, multiple-choice comprehensive exam, to earn certification and be eligible for state licensure. Learn what to expect.
Learn how a customized Online MS in Health Informatics from the University of Pittsburgh can help you become an agile, data-driven health care leader.
Technology is changing the way that providers give and patients receive health care. Digital tools help with almost every aspect of medical care, from record-keeping and treatment tracking to diagnostic images and wearable devices providing real-time vital-sign readings. The journal Healthcare points to technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain technology and artificial intelligence […]