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South Carolina bill would allow certain physician assistants to practice without supervision of a doctor
PPP President, Dr. Rebekah Bernard, went on Fox Carolina to discuss a bill in the South Carolina legislature that would allow certain physician assistants to practice without physician supervision.
On Match Day 2023: Three Things to Remember
You made it to #MatchDay! Congrats. Now, remember these three things as you start residency.
Missouri Bills Would Expand Nurse Scope of Practice
Dr. Christin Giordano and PPP are featured in a story in St. Joseph News-Press in Missouri about state legislation that would increase nursing scope of practice.
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