CAPA Wins Big!
After a successful 2010 Legislature, CAPA is pleased to announce the following changes which have been signed into law by Governor Ritter:
- PA on Board of Medical Examiners: A seat on the Colorado BME has now been designated specifically for a PA. Term of service is 4 years. The PA will be appointed by the Governor.
- PA Ownership in a Medical Practice: A PA may now own up to 49% of a medical practice within Colorado. A physician must always maintain majority ownership.
- Physician / PA Ratio: A physician may now supervise up to four full-time PAs. Previously it was two.
Many thanks to those who made this a successful year:
- CAPA Board of Directors
- CAPA Legislative Team
- PAs throughout Colorado
- CAPA Lobbyist Edie Busam
- Senator Betty Boyd, Chair Health and Human Services Committee
- Colorado Medical Society
- Colorado Board of Medical Examiners
- CAPA Executive Director Carol Goddard
It was a great team effort and we are pleased with the results. The changes will only improve the PA profession in Colorado. The ever-changing healthcare arena will require similar efforts in the future.
Please continue your support of CAPA by renewing your membership and/or donating to the organization. If not a member, please make the Colorado PA voice that much stronger -- Join CAPA www.coloradopas.org. Please contact CAPA if you have any questions regarding implementation of these new changes
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CAPA Wins Big!
After a successful 2010 Legislature, CAPA is pleased to announce the following changes which have been signed into law by Governor Ritter.