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Keys to SB 697

As you learn more about the provisions of SB 697, we encourage you to share the information with your practice administrators and the physicians within the practice.

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AB 890

CAPA congratulates California’s Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and the California Association for Nurse Practitioners (CANP) on Governor Newsom signing Assembly Bill 890 (AB 890), authored by Assembly Member Jim Wood, the Chair of the Assembly’s Health Committee.

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CAPA PAC

California PAs have come a long way and much of our progress happens due to our strong relationships with legislators. As a mature profession, we need to remain committed and understand the importance of organized political action.

The Power of a PA

We believe in the power of a PA. We work as part of a healthcare team and add value, efficiency and quality to patient care. We empower the team around us, helping shape the quality of patient care in the process.

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The PA profession remains fiercely committed
to team practice with physicians.

AAPA and CAPA Boards of Directors

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2017-03-07T16:23:20-08:00

AAPA and CAPA Boards of Directors

The PA profession remains fiercely committed to team practice with physicians.
I would encourage all of us to take the necessary steps to promote OTP which will create the kind of change that will ultimately result in PAs being able to do what we are capable of. To remain competitive in the job market, we need to ensure we are on a level playing field with nurse practitioners with regard to practice guidelines and regulations.

Sonny Cline, PA-C, MA, MDiv, CAPA Political Action Committee Chair

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2017-03-07T16:24:42-08:00

Sonny Cline, PA-C, MA, MDiv, CAPA Political Action Committee Chair

I would encourage all of us to take the necessary steps to promote OTP which will create the kind of change that will ultimately result in PAs being able to do what we are capable of. To remain competitive in the job market, we need to ensure we are on a level playing field with nurse practitioners with regard to practice guidelines and regulations.
PAs are prepared academically, clinically and experientially to become fully recognized and acknowledged as collaborative team members in medical practices.

Ana Maldonado, MPH, DHSc, PA-C, CAPA Immediate Past President

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2017-03-07T16:24:18-08:00

Ana Maldonado, MPH, DHSc, PA-C, CAPA Immediate Past President

PAs are prepared academically, clinically and experientially to become fully recognized and acknowledged as collaborative team members in medical practices.
PAs today are a different breed than fifty years ago. Optimal Team Practice (OTP) will redefine our future, so do not be caught off guard. The train is leaving the station quickly, so jump aboard to empower yourself to actively frame your future.

Roy Guizado, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, CAPA President

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2017-03-01T11:10:06-08:00

Roy Guizado, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, CAPA President

PAs today are a different breed than fifty years ago. Optimal Team Practice (OTP) will redefine our future, so do not be caught off guard. The train is leaving the station quickly, so jump aboard to empower yourself to actively frame your future.
OTP will be the biggest, most significant proposal in PA history. Truly, that isn’t an overstatement. I have been doing this for over 25 years, so I know whence I speak. This is BIG!

Gaye Breyman, CAE, CAPA Executive Director

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2017-03-01T11:42:00-08:00

Gaye Breyman, CAE, CAPA Executive Director

OTP will be the biggest, most significant proposal in PA history. Truly, that isn’t an overstatement. I have been doing this for over 25 years, so I know whence I speak. This is BIG!
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