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1. www.gmc-uk.org › pa-and-aa-regulation-hubFuture regulation of PAs and AAs - GMC

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   Regulation will help assure patients, colleagues and employers that PAs and AAs have the knowledge and skills to work safely and that they can be held to account if serious concerns are raised. We were asked to take on this responsibility by the UK government, with the support of the devolved governments in 2019, following a public consultation on the regulation of medical associate ...

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2. www.notadoctor.co.uk › your-guide-to-pa-regulationYour Guide to PA Regulation - Not A Doctor

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   Professional regulation means the people who work within a particular profession are regulated to ensure they are fit to practice. Examples of regulated professionals include solicitors, forensic psychologists and vets. This is also the case in healthcare where doctors, nurses, pharmacists and many more roles are also regulated.

3. www.pa.gov › en › agenciesProfessional Counselor Licensure Requirements Snapshot - PA.GOV

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   Pennsylvania Licensure Requirements. Master's Degree or Doctoral Degree. 1 Examination. Experience Requirement Varies Based on Degree. 3 Hours of Continuing Education. $100.00 Initial Fee. $95.00 Renewal Fee. Licensed professionals who specialize in the application of principles and practices of counseling, mental health and human development ...

4. pa-per.co.uk › pa-regulation-so-what-nextPA regulation – So, what next?

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   Mar 1, 2024 · The GMC has made it clear that until regulation starts, you should continue to follow the requirements of your employer and follow guidance issued by the FPA. Over the next few months, the FPA will provide supportive advice and guidance on becoming a regulated healthcare professional, alongside other supportive guidance documents that are expected soon.

5. www.pacodeandbulletin.gov › Display › pacode49 Pa. Code § 49.13. Licensed professional counselor.

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   Licensed professional counselor. § 49.13. Licensed professional counselor. (a) Conditions for licensure. To be issued a license to hold oneself out as a licensed professional counselor, an applicant shall provide proof satisfactory to the Board, that the applicant has met the following conditions: (1) Satisfied the general requirements for ...

6. www.pacodeandbulletin.gov › Display › pacode49 Pa. Code § 39.5. Requirements for admission to licensing ...

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   The certification requirement of 49 Pa. Code § 39.5(c) of an applicant’s completion of the required hours of service in nursing home administration under 49 Pa. Code § 39.5(b)(4)(ii) requires that those hours of service be performed while physically present in a nursing home facility rather than at a central corporate management office.

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   Should a PA be regulated?

   • This is not recommended and is usually avoided as most PA employers will require registration as part of their employing criteria. The FPA and PAs have been lobbying Government to change laws and make regulation mandatory. In order to be regulated, a decision had to be made about who would be our regulatory body.

   Your Guide to PA Regulation - Not A Doctor

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   What is Professional Regulation?

   • Professional regulation means the people who work within a particular profession are regulated to ensure they are fit to practice. Examples of regulated professionals include solicitors, forensic psychologists and vets. This is also the case in healthcare where doctors, nurses, pharmacists and many more roles are also regulated.

   Your Guide to PA Regulation - Not A Doctor

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   How will regulation change the PA profession?

   • Achieving regulation will change the PA profession in so many positive ways. It would legitimise our role by protecting the title ‘Physician Associate’ and ensure uniform standards are maintained within the profession. This could open up opportunities to be more independent practitioners and further improve our impact on the healthcare system.

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   Is a PA registered in the UK?

   • In professions like the ones mentioned above, it is mandatory (the law) to be registered in order to practice. Professional registers are open to the public which means you can search to check if someone is/isn’t registered. Are PAs regulated? Physician Associates in the UK are not currently a mandatory regulated profession.

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   How do I become a physician assistant?

   • The applicant must receive a passing grade on the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination (PANCE) provided by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA). No Experience Requirement No experience requirement for licensure. 3 Hours (for initial licensure)

   Physician Assistant Licensure Requirements Snapshot - PA.GOV

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   Can a PA work without being on the Register?

   • Because it’s a voluntary register, there is the possibility of PAs working without being on the register. This is not recommended and is usually avoided as most PA employers will require registration as part of their employing criteria. The FPA and PAs have been lobbying Government to change laws and make regulation mandatory.

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8. www.pa.gov › en › agenciesPhysician Assistant Licensure Requirements Snapshot - PA.GOV

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   Pennsylvania Licensure Requirements. Bachelor’s Degree & Graduate from approved PA Program. 1 Examination. No Experience Requirement. 3 Hours of Continuing Education. $30.00 Initial Fee. $40.00 Renewal Fee. A person trained to perform, under the supervision of a physician, many clinical procedures traditionally performed by a physician, such ...