We embrace the strength of our members, and our constituent and partner organizations to speak with one voice for the PA profession in Colorado and work together to transform healthcare.

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CAPA Legislative Alert!

SB23-083 was signed by Gov. Polis! We finally have new laws governing PA practice in Colorado!

Learn more about next steps by visiting our Advocacy website links! Help CAPA modernize PA practice in Colorado! Take Action! Please email your legislators! Thank them for all their support! They need to hear from PAs in Colorado!

Welcome to the Colorado Academy of Physician Assistants

Mission

CAPA's mission is to advocate for and promote the PA profession by providing professional development, education, representation, and legislative advocacy for all Colorado PAs.

Vision

CAPA believes in access to and delivery of quality medical care for all Coloradans and promotes a commitment to team-based care to enhance the health and wellness of the people of Colorado.

CAPA advocates for all PAs in the state of Colorado.

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Advocacy

CAPA is the voice of Colorado PAs. Join us to learn more about advocacy efforts in Colorado and nationally.

Education

CAPA provides quality, PA-driven CME opportunities for members and non-members alike!

Job Opportunities

Visit our career center for relevant job openings or to post an available position.

Career Long Support

Whether you are just starting your PA journey or have been in the profession for several decades, CAPA represents all PAs and provides support at all times of your career.

Get to know CAPA Leadership!

Rachel Weinzimmer, Chief Delegate

Hi all! I love being involved with CAPA for all the great connections and amazing PAs that I get to work with, along with all the forward moving work that CAPA does for all PAs in Colorado. I have been an emergency medicine PA for 9 years and am the Director of Didactic Education and Assistant Professor at the Colorado Mesa University PA Program (Go Mavs!). One of the biggest issues PAs face today is legislative parity with other professions and lack of understanding about the capabilities of a PA. PAs have fantastic training and are held to the same medical standards as other professions, but we need to do a better job of selling our profession to the public. I have seen this come through in stark and frustrating ways in the legislative process. We (PAs) need to continue to educate others about our profession and training by focusing on why PAs are excellent healthcare providers (the data agrees!).