Physician Assistant
PA-C (Certified Physician Assistant)
Allied Health
About this Specialty
Nationally certified and state-licensed medical professionals who practice medicine as part of a physician-led team. PAs can diagnose illness, develop treatment plans, prescribe medications, and perform procedures. They work in virtually every medical specialty.
When to See This Provider
PAs can handle most of the same conditions as physicians. You may see a PA for primary care, urgent care, or as part of a specialist's team.
6–7 years
Provider Type
Allied HealthFormal Title
PA-C (Certified Physician Assistant)
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