PAs in Psychiatry: Spotlighting Whole-Person Care and a Role in Mental Health for all PAs
Listen as PAs explore the paths that led them to psychiatry, the rewards of their practice, and how they contribute to mental health care.
Read MoreWe understand that systemic improvements in mental health are possible by advancing the roles of PAs and strengthening partnerships to address these conditions.
We affirm the importance of integrating oral health into PA practice and the role that PAs have in increasing care access, minimizing oral disease burden, and reducing associated disparities.
We believe that fostering professional, ethical practice is a critical part of providing equitable, high-quality care.
We recognize the impact of health inequity and support PAs’ vital role in making health care more equitable and accessible for all.
Listen as PAs explore the paths that led them to psychiatry, the rewards of their practice, and how they contribute to mental health care.
Read MoreCertified PA Taisha McIntyre reflects on how PAs who provide whole-person care can be impactful by improving or removing stigma.
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Read MoreHealth care is an evolving practice. Keep your skills up-to-date with guidelines, tips, and best practices from the nccPA Health Foundation Resource Center.
The nccPA Health Foundation is a supporting organization of the NCCPA, the only certifying body for more than 201,000 Board Certified PAs in the United States. We work with NCCPA and additional partners to understand issues impacting health and to design solutions that help PAs provide high-quality care.
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