PAs Fill Urology Workforce Shortage

PAs are stepping up, filling workforce gaps in the urology specialty, according to a recent study.

As the U.S. grapples with a growing shortage of urologists, PAs are increasingly stepping in to meet patient needs and bridge critical gaps in urological care, according to “Physician Assistant/Associate Urology Workforce: A National AnalysisOpen in new window.”

The study in the Healthcare JournalOpen in new window highlights the role of PAs, focusing on demographic trends, practice patterns and potential opportunities to expand their contributions in the urology specialty.

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