What does a Plastic Surgery Physician Assistant do?...
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By: Bob Blumm, MA, PA-C, DFAAPA
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Message From The President
In the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake, we are all asking ourselves how
we can help. How can I best donate money or volunteer? The easy answers are
via organizations such as the American Red Cross (www.redcross.org)
or Doctors Without Borders
(www. DoctorsWithoutBorders.org). Maybe you are interested in volunteering, but now is not a good time. Don't let these good-natured thoughts get away from you. Start planning now for an opportunity to use your surgical skills on a mission trip in the next year..
How Can a PA Augment a Plastic Surgery Practice?
Physician Assistants have been working with plastic surgeons for over 30 years. Over the course of the profession's development, PAs have grown in number and in the range of medical services they provide to surgeons and physicians in every medical practice area, becoming an integral part of practices and institutions while carrying forward a new model of team medical practice.
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| Emerging Technologies in Plastic Surgery Smilow Seminar Room, NYU Langone Medical Center, NYC, NY. Fall 2010. To receive a course brochure, please email cme@nyumc.org |
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| Plastic Surgery 2010 - Toronto, Canada. October 1-5. |
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