National Physician Assistants week, October 6-12
Credentialing Resource Center Connection , October 2, 2008
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Monday kicks off National Physician Assistants (PA) week across the country. This year’s theme is Certified Physician Assistants: Valued Partners in Care. MSPs can help acknowledge the week at their own organizations by posting information on medical staff bulletin boards and sending their best wishes to the PAs they work with.
If your organization is interested in holding a more formal celebration, similar to some events held for Doctor’s Day, the American Academy of Physician Assistants has information on their Website, www.aapa.org/newsroom/pa-week.html.
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