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South Carolina bill would allow certain physician assistants to practice without supervision of a doctor

March 17th, 2023|In the News|

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.

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