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How
much training is a physician assistant required
to have to receive a license?
A physician assistant (PA) must attend
and graduate from an approved, accredited
two-year physician assistant training
program.
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How long does it take to receive an Arizona
license? Physician assistants are required to provide the Board with primary source verification of all education and training. The Board cannot process a license until this information is received. On average, it takes 30-45 days to receive a license.
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How
much is a license?
The license application processing fee is $125.00. Once the license is approved, there is a $100.00 pro-rated licensing fee. If you qualify for a temporary license the fee would be an additional $50.00.
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Are
physician assistants in Arizona required
to obtain Continuing Medical Education
(CME)?
Physician assistants are required to complete 20 credit hours of CME per calendar year. A PA may not carry excess hours over to another year. The Arizona Regulatory Board of Physician Assistants conducts random CME audits to ensure that physician assistants are meeting their obligations.
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Arizona Regulatory Board Of Phisicain Assistants
Arizona Regulatory Board Of Physician Assistants