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Ann Biser
Physician Assistant
Ann Biser is a physician assistant currently practicing in Atlanta, GA. Ann specializes in preventing and treating human neurosurgical conditions and injury by providing a broad range of care under the supervision of a physician. Ann has worked in Neurosurgery for roughly twenty years and enjoys the interactions with her patients and the constant advances in the field.
A physician assistant's work can include physical exams, ordering and interpreting tests, performing procedures and prescribing medication. Often times, they assist in surgery but the scope of practice can vary according to jurisdiction or health care setting. Physician assistants are important partners in the delivery of healthcare.
A physician assistant's work can include physical exams, ordering and interpreting tests, performing procedures and prescribing medication. Often times, they assist in surgery but the scope of practice can vary according to jurisdiction or health care setting. Physician assistants are important partners in the delivery of healthcare.
28 years
Experience
Ann Biser
- Atlanta, GA
- Johns Hopkins University
- Accepting new patients
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Do I need a tetanus shot if I slipped and fell on the road?
Tetanus lives in the soil, so yes, it's a good idea to check with your primary care provider to see if you're due for a booster.
Do you specialize in treating symptoms of the flu?
I do not, I work in Neurosurgery, but there are often PAs in Urgent Care settings. PAs also often work in Primary Care. Check with your primary care physician or visit your local READ MORE
I do not, I work in Neurosurgery, but there are often PAs in Urgent Care settings. PAs also often work in Primary Care.
Check with your primary care physician or visit your local Urgent Care to get checked out.
Feel better soon!
Check with your primary care physician or visit your local Urgent Care to get checked out.
Feel better soon!
What is the role of a physicians assistant?
PAs are not Doctorate level train, most have a Master's degree. Physician Assistants work in collaboration with physicians and surgeons providing all aspects of medical care. READ MORE
PAs are not Doctorate level train, most have a Master's degree. Physician Assistants work in collaboration with physicians and surgeons providing all aspects of medical care. PAs can diagnose and treat injuries and illnesses and have prescriptive privileges. They see, treat and manage patients, assist in the OR and provide a myriad of healthcare services in all sorts of in and outpatient settings. I would suggest exploring the AAPA (American Academy of Physician Assistants) web site for more information. Good luck to your son!
Why are two thermometers showing different temperature readings?
The type of thermometer can make a difference. Forehead scanners may give a different reading than tympanic, oral or rectal.
