The BLS reports that physician assistants earned mean annual wages of $77,800 in 2007. Those working in residential mental retardation, mental health, and substance abuse clinics earned the highest wages for the profession, with mean earnings of $104,310. Physician assistants working in physician's offices--the field's largest employer--earned $77,620.
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The Law of Agency holds that an employer can be liable for the actions of their employees while performing work duties. In a medical setting, if the medical assistant was acting within the scope of their employment when the negligence occurred, the physician, as their employer, can be held responsible as well. Therefore, the patient can sue both the medical assistant and the physician for negligence based on this principle.
== ==They normally start out arounf 77,000 a year to 80,000 a year. It gets better as you go. But for some reason Orthaepedic Physician Assistants make 90,000 to 95,000 starting off. They are in high demand due to increased injurys of the bones.
I would like to know how much can an Administrative Medical Assistance would make starting? I would like to know how much can an Administrative Medical Assistance would make starting?
== ==They normally start out arounf 77,000 a year to 80,000 a year. It gets better as you go. But for some reason Orthaepedic Physician Assistants make 90,000 to 95,000 starting off. They are in high demand due to increased injurys of the bones.
If you are not looking to spend the time in schooling then look into the profession of a physician's assistant.
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A physician assistant makes more. They have more training, similar to a physician less a residency. Nurse practitioners practice nursing, not medicine. They have less autonomy with more complex patients. They basically treat the minor stuff while the medical team (which is physician/physician assistant) take care of the more complex patients. Depending on where you are at, PA's (physician assistants) make 10 - 20k more than nurse practitioners.
Michigan grows fruit and vegetables, makes cereal, and makes automobiles (but not as many as it used to make).
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