Find supervising physicians in New York. Browse verified supervising physicians by specialty, availability, and format. Ideal for physician assistants seeking physician supervision.
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Cohoes, NY
have 30 years experience working as a therapist and 8 years providing clinical supervision. I have worked primarily in an outpatient mental health clinic, but am currently working in private practice. I have ran groups, conducted individual, and couples therapy. I have experience working with suicidal patients, substance abusers, thought disorders, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, anxiety and depression.
View ProfileSupervising physicians work with physician assistants to meet state-mandated supervision requirements. The New York licensing board sets the standards for supervisory relationships between PAs and physicians. Use Find A Supervisor to find supervising physicians currently accepting new supervisees in New York.
On Find A Supervisor, filter by supervisor type and select "Supervising Physician," then set your state to New York. Filter by specialty and format to connect with physicians who supervise physician assistants in your practice area.
PA supervision requirements vary by state. New York's licensing board defines the required relationship between PAs and supervising physicians, including documentation, on-site presence rules, and the scope of the supervisory agreement. Always check with your state board for current requirements.
Yes. Find A Supervisor allows you to filter by specialty, location, and format so you can find a supervising physician whose background matches your practice area in New York.
Confirm their availability for consultations, the scope of their supervisory role, required documentation, fee expectations, how emergencies are handled, and any state-specific requirements for supervision agreements in New York.
Yes. PA supervision laws differ significantly from state to state. Some states require signed supervision agreements; others have moved toward team-based practice models. Always confirm the current New York requirements with your licensing board.
