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Can a Physician Assistant work independently? Or do they need to work under a doctor?

0 6 Views | Posted 7 months ago
Asked by Mani Sahni

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    Yatendra Pradhan | Contributor-Level 10

    6 months ago

    A Physician Assistant is a trained medical professional who works under the supervision of a licensed physician. Unlike doctors, they do not have independent practice rights and must work as part of a medical team.

    However, within their role, PAs can assist in medical procedures, diagnose conditions, and support treatment planning. Their level of autonomy depends on institutional policies and regional healthcare regulations.

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