Here is a fantastic document that any new potential employer of Physician Associates should read! Interest for Physician Associates is growing within Nottinghamshire, for more info, get in touch! 1/n
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Does anyone have good examples of physician associates working on primary care? Does the supervision required make it worthwhile? Can they work independently or like final year medical students? @rcgp
“My experience of working as a physician associate in general practice has been excellent. I’m really lucky to work in a supportive team” - Kate. Find out more about what a career in general practice can offer you: https://t.co/ZaBa7ohkib #AssociateYourself
This week, we are focusing on physician associates as part of the #NHSmaps campaign.
Learn more about how this generalist role can positively augment your workforce: https://t.co/SgQpbXg139
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(4/4) “This is one more way that we could make a positive contribution to the current challenges facing doctors and healthcare services in each UK country.”
(3/4) “We believe there’s a strong case for one regulator to have oversight of both professions and their training systems, and we would be happy to take this responsibility if the government see fit to do so.
(2/4) “It’s particularly important that as government legislates, it creates a framework which is flexible and future-proof to allow these roles to develop and grow in the contribution they can make to our healthcare system.
(1/4) Our Chief Exec welcomes @DHSCgovuk's announcement on the regulation of physician associates & physician assistants in anaesthesia as a welcome step to ensure these roles can reach their full potential.
Some great impact markers from @NHSEnglandNorth #Darwen using #GPFV#physician#associates to support #GPs @markspens9999 with outstanding clinical leadership 👏🏽
@Wrighto74 Is interested in learning more about Physician Associates and how the role could benefit the GP workforce! @FPARCP @jeannie_watkins @InfoPars@LocumPA_Ltd @jasaunders90 @MrsMoore_85 @SwanCArt
@imehmood2015 @jasaunders90 @PBM_NHS @MattHancock @FPARCP To be continued I reached out to Twitter to ask if any physician associates were blood authorisers six months ago however no response. At present we are revising our blood authoriser competency and guidelines to include physician associates from point of registration...
@PAnottingham We are really excited to support PA training and preceptorship in primary and urgent care settings. We are developing a programme of work with our Training Hub Alliance partners around this. @NottUECP@ncitycare@UECFaculty
Plans for Physician Associate course in Nottingham! Glad to see its happening!! If you're looking to improve continuity of care or bolster your workforce, why not consider employing a Physician Associate. Get in touch for more info!
@mirry920 @MedicineUoN We were planning this time next year, but probably not until January 2020 as we want to make sure our programme is amongst the best....it will include a quality improvement dissertation
If anyone at FY2/CT/ST3 level would like to work with me for 12 months to set up our new Physician Associate course and refresh our graduate medicine PBL cases, get in touch! Advert out soon @MedicineUoN Better than going to Australia