Across TeamHealth, PAs bring diverse clinical experience and a shared commitment to patient-centered care. As Nadine McGraw, Regional APC Director for the LifePoint Group, explains, \u201cWhat\u2019s unique about being a PA is that our role is ever-changing and can be everywhere. You have an opportunity to create your career and your role in whichever area of medicine you prefer.\u201d Whether in the emergency department, hospital medicine, post-acute care, or specialty services, PAs provide critical support and innovative solutions that strengthen care teams and improve outcomes for patients.<\/p>\n
That dedication is echoed by leaders across the organization. Greg Stevens, APC Assistant Director for the Southeast Group, shares, \u201cI love my job because it impacts people\u2019s lives. I am blessed that the career I chose helps others and it makes a difference.\u201d Deborah Reed, APC Director in the West Group, adds, \u201cI love being a PA, and I am truly grateful for this meaningful work.\u201d Together, their words capture the compassion, resilience, and commitment that defines PAs and highlights the lasting impact they have on patients, colleagues, and communities.<\/p>\n
This week, we extend our gratitude to every PA in the TeamHealth family. As Jeffrey Coffman, APC Lead in Emergency Medicine, reminds us: \u201cWe are needed. It\u2019s important for you to know how you fit into the role of medical care and how valuable you are within the healthcare system.\u201d<\/p>\n
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