US EditionMass. physician assistants want more autonomy in providing health care – Boston University News Service
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Mass. physician assistants want more autonomy in providing health care – Boston University News Service
Dr. Kiame Mahaniah, the state’s undersecretary of Health and Human Services, speaks to physician assistant students during a Lobby Day at the State House on April 1. Photo Courtesy of Ella Adams/State House News Service Photo. By Martina Nacach Cowan Ros Boston University News Service Facing a statewide health care workforce shortage, advocates for physician assistants spoke last week at the State House to support legislation that eliminates res…
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