Georgia’s Physician Assistants (PAs) are medically trained to provide high quality health care, treat illnesses, plan prevention strategies, and write prescriptions as part of a physician-directed medical team.
The duties a PA performs depend on what is in the scope of the PA’s supervising physician’s practice, and how much training and experience the PA has. The duties delegated to a PA by his or her supervising physician can include:
Over 2,000 PAs in Georgia are making quality health care more accessible for patients every day.
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| 2012 Winter | January 25-27 | Atlanta, GA |
| 2012 Summer | July 9-13 | Sandestin, FL |
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The mission of the Georgia Association of Physician Assistants (GAPA) is to promote high quality, cost-effective, accessible health care as part of a physician-directed PA/physician team, to provide for personal and professional development of PAs, and to represent the PA profession in Georgia.
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