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Physician's Assistant - Guidelines for Utilization

Description/Abstract:	Monograph (circular) distributed by Veterans Administration, Department of Medicine and Surgery to directors, VA Hospitals, Domiciliary, etc. providing "guidelines for utilization and levels of activity for PAs employed at VA stations." The...
Date:	February 16, 1971

Physician's Associate Program, Duke University School of Medicine - Pamphlet

Description/Abstract:	1971 informational pamphlet distributed by Duke University PA Program to potential candidates for admissions. The pamphlet provides brief history of program, efforts to define PA professional role, the curriculum, professional mobility, admission...
Date:	1971

Guidelines for the functioning of physician's associates in hospitals

Description/Abstract:	Guidelines distributed by the Hospital Association of New York State to hospital administrators who expect to utilize physician associates employed either by private physicians using their hospitals or by the hospital itself based on recent state...
Date:	January 10, 1972

Physician's associate - position description - Correspondence: Sessoms to Members of Hospital Advisory Committee [Duke Hospital]

Description/Abstract:	This memorandum dated January 28, 1972 was sent by Stuart M. Sessions, Office of the Director, Duke Hospital to members of the hospitals advisory committee indicating that Dr. Estes and Dr. Ball "have developed a position description for the...
Date:	January 28, 1972

Physician's Assistant Program: Ad Hoc Committee - Correspondence: Anlyan to Committee Members

Description/Abstract:	This letter from Dr. William Anlyan, Dean, School of Medicine, Duke University, dated February 1, 1966 requests eleven individuals to serve on an ad hoc committee to "explore the possible types of models of physicians' assistants who may be...
Date:	February 1, 1966

First training programs for physician's assistants approved

Description/Abstract:	News release from the American Medical Association dated September 12, 1972 announcing the approval of the first PA training programs approved by accreditation. The programs receiving approval were: Alderson-Broaddus College, Phillipi, WV;...
Date:	September 12, 1972

Physician's assistant: new help for the sick

Description/Abstract:	This one page article with photo of Duke University physician's assistants in training appeared in the US News & World Report on September 8, 1969. The article begins "You may one day find your doctor less harried, able to give you more time....
Date:	September 8, 1969

Project Organization and Staff Responsibility - Correspondence: Tilley to Estes

Description/Abstract:	This memorandum has an attachment that outlines the organizational structure of the Bragtown/Rougemont community health projects. The responsibilities of the physician's assistants are provided. Joyce Nichols and Prentiss Harrison,...
Date:	April 13, 1971

Physician assistant job classification [Duke University Medical Center] - Correspondence: Estes to Anlyan, et.al.

Description/Abstract:	This letter from Dr. Harvey Estes to Dr. Anlyan and other administrators at Duke classifies PAs into two groups: I & II based upon experience. The salary range is projected at $6,843 to $7,883 per annum for newly graduated PAs and at $7,675 to...
Date:	September 3, 1969

Essentials of an Approved Educational Program for the Assistant to the Primary Care Physician, Revised 1978

Description/Abstract:	These essentials for accreditation of physician assistant education programs were revised and adopted in 1978 by the AMA House of Delegates. Sponsoring organizations had grown from four in 1971 to eight organizations in 1978. The American Academy...
Date:	1978