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 Analysis.”

The study in the Healthcare Journal 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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