PAs and Professional Fulfillment
Home PAs and Professional Fulfillment 38.8% of PAs surveyed in the 2024 AAPA Salary Survey were experiencing burnout. Improving healthcare worker well-being is a key area of focus for researchers, […]
Compensation for PAs in Hospitals
Home Compensation for PAs in Hospitals 37.4% Of PAs indicated their primary work setting was within a hospital. About two in every five PAs (40.8%) are employed by a hospital […]
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Home Submit Feedback Thank you for your interest in the 2024 AAPA Digital Salary Report (DSR). Please share your feedback and help make the DSR better! DSR Feedback How would […]
Compensation and Cost of Living Vary by State
Home Compensation and Cost of Living Vary by State While it is generally true that states with a higher cost of living enjoy higher compensation, this is not always the […]
PA Compensation Varies by Multiple Factors
Home PA Compensation Varies by Multiple Factors In 2023, four in five full-time PAs (80.8%) reported that they were paid an annual base salary; 15.0% received an hourly wage, while […]
PAs Work Everywhere
Home PAs Work Everywhere PAs Are Everywhere in the U.S. PAs practice all over the U.S. While New York has the greatest number of PAs (16,168), Alaska has the highest […]
Who Are PAs?
Home Who Are PAs? PAs Go Beyond PAs (physician associates/physician assistants) are licensed clinicians who practice medicine in every specialty and setting. Trusted, rigorously educated and trained healthcare professionals, PAs […]
Methodology
Home Methodology Data for 2024 AAPA Salary Report were collected via the 2024 AAPA Salary Survey between Jan. 24 and March 7, 2024. The survey was open to all non-retired […]
A Word From the CEO
Home A Word From the CEO Dear PAs and Future PAs, When AAPA released its 2010 Census of Physician Assistants, there were approximately 83,500 clinically practicing PAs across the U.S. […]