In this episode, I'm joined by PA Nana Amoasi who is undertaking a fellowship to look at improving working relationships between physician associates and doctors.

We're joined by Nana's supervisor Dr Jeremy Noble to discuss how best to introduce physician associates into the workforce without disrupting doctor's training, and how best to win over those who are sceptical about physician associates.

You can get in touch with Nana ([email protected]) and Jeremy  ([email protected])

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast

Twitter - @PApodcastUK

Facebook - @PApodcastUK

Instagram - @PApodcastUK

In this episode we chat with PA Rehma Sayed, who works in general surgery. Rehma tells us all about how physician associates fit into the extended surgical team, and some of the exciting innovations she is helping to lead as a PA.

Whatsapp group for surgical PAs - https://chat.whatsapp.com/FQ5i9bC3rycEoMofmdIydo

Twitter link @PAA_YH 

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast

Twitter - @PApodcastUK

Facebook - @PApodcastUK

Instagram - @PApodcastUK

Happy PA Week to all physician associates across the UK and the globe.

In this episode, I'm delighted to be joined by the 'grandfather' of Physician Associates in the UK - Professor Jim Parle - who was instrumental in establishing the PA profession here.

Hear from Jim about the challenges and accomplishments he remembers most fondly, and what he hopes for the future of the PA profession in the UK.

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast

Twitter - @PApodcastUK

Facebook - @PApodcastUK

Instagram - @PApodcastUK

In this episode, we chat with PA Brad Sewell, who works a split post covering both GP and sexual health services.

We're also joined by Brad's consultant supervisor Dr Massey.

Dr Massey can be found on LinkedIn and Twitter 
PA Brad Sewell is on LinkedIn

You can find out more about PAs working in sexual health from the Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Health here - https://www.fsrh.org/members/for-physician-associates/

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast
Twitter - @PApodcastUK
Facebook - @PApodcastUK
Instagram - @PApodcastUK

In this episode, we're joined by PA Daniel Woosey - who is the Lead Physician Associate at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust and has many years experience as a PA in respiratory medicine.

Dan shares his thoughts on how PAs get a good start in respiratory medicine, and how his career has developed into leading the profession in his hospital trust.

You can find Dan on Twitter @wooze6

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast
Twitter - @PApodcastUK
Facebook - @PApodcastUK
Instagram - @PApodcastUK

In this episode, we meet PA Alice Wills, who is a physician associate breaking new ground by working in endocrinology and diabetes medicine.

Alice tells us what her usual working week involves, some of the conditions she sees and treats regularly, and the progression she is making so far.  Alice also shares some great advice for PA students and those wanting to learn more about endocrinology.

We also chat about how best to integrate PAs and junior doctors working together, and what makes a job advert attractive for PAs.

You can get in touch with Alice on Twitter @aliceewills1

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast
Twitter - @PApodcastUK
Facebook - @PApodcastUK
Instagram - @PApodcastUK

In this episode, we're joined by a team of consultants and physician associates from across the obstetrics, gynaecology and paediatric departments in the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, who talk about how PAs are working in new and innovative ways, and the hugely beneficial impact they are creating.

If you want to get in contact with the team, their contact details are:

Fran Harlow - consultant obsterician and clinical skills for the PA course at University of East Anglia  -  [email protected]

Richard Haines - consultant obsterician and postnatal service lead - [email protected] 

Tom Gray - consultant urogynaecologist - [email protected]

Christopher Barker - Physician associate in obstetrics and paediatrics - [email protected]

Chris Kelly - Physician associate in gynaecology -   [email protected]

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast

Twitter - @PApodcastUK

Facebook - @PApodcastUK

Instagram - @PApodcastUK

In this episode, I'm joined by Jeannie Watkins - the past president of the Faculty of Physician Associates, and the new head of the PA Schools Council.

Jeannie is also the course director of the PA course at St. George's University in London.

Jeannie explains her concept of the 'DNA of a physician associate' which is a great way to explain the role of physician associates, and looks ahead to what the future might hold.

You can get in touch with Jeannie on Twitter @jeannie_watkins

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast

Twitter - @PApodcastUK

Facebook - @PApodcastUK

Instagram - @PApodcastUK

In this episode, I'm joined by the president of the Faculty of Physician Associates Kate Straughton, and vice president Michelle Chapman.

We find out a bit more about what the Faculty of Physician Associates at the Royal College of Physicians is all about, how it came into being, the work it is currently doing, and where it is looking to go into the future to support PAs.

You can get in touch with the FPARCP through the website - www.fparcp.co.uk

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast

Twitter - @PApodcastUK

Facebook - @PApodcastUK

Instagram - @PApodcastUK

In this episode, I'm joined by Shelly Collins - the vice president of the New Zealand Physician Associate society (NZPAS).

The NZPAS works to integrate physician associates into the New Zealand healthcare system.

You can get in touch with NZPAS on their website and their Facebook page.

You can connect with the Physician Associate Podcast

Twitter - @PApodcastUK

Facebook - @PApodcastUK

Instagram - @PApodcastUK