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Bill may expand number of physician assistants practicing in Iowa - Radio Iowa

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The Iowa legislature has sent the governor a bill that would likely expand the number of physician assistants practicing in Iowa, by creating a path to a multi-state license. If the bill becomes law, Iowa will enter a compact next year that would let P.A.s licensed in 14 states practice in any of those states. […]

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Here's what health care facilities say about Iowa's plan to address workforce shortage

Lawmakers are considering solutions to Iowa’s health care workforce shortage ranging from creating more residency slots to consolidating student loans repayment programs.

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Iowa targets workforce shortage

In an effort to tackle Iowa's health care workforce shortage, state lawmakers are considering solutions ranging from creating more residency slots to train physicians to consolidating student loans repayment programs for those going into health care.

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Bill may expand number of physician assistants practicing in Iowa - Radio Iowa

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College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario welcomes Physician Assistants as registrants

Physician Assistants (PAs) are highly skilled professionals who provide a range of medical services within health-care teams under the supervision of a physician, acting as physician-extenders to improve access to care. They are broadly trained to complement existing services and improve access to health care. Starting April 1, 2025, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) began regulating all PAs in Ontario under the Regulated…

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