A day in the life of a PA in ophthalmology. I truly enjoy having a blend of clinic and surgery during the week and being an integrative part of the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative phases of surgery, making a seamless surgery journey for patients. Read the full article here: American Academy of Physician Assistants

According to the 2020 Statistical Profile of PA-Cs, there were 148,019 PA-Cs at the end of 2020 in the United States; 87 of these PA-Cs worked in ophthalmology. I am one of these 87 ophthalmology PA-Cs and below I answer the most common question I am asked: “Why should I hire a PA for my practice?” Read the full article here: Ophthalmology Business Minute

Ophthalmology practices may find advantages in incorporating physician assistants. A board-certified PA can decrease patient wait times, increase practice efficiency and revenue, and allow flexibility for surgeons. Read the full article here: Ocular Surgery News