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Master Platelet Rich Plasma therapy in our ACCME-accredited hands-on training course designed specifically for physician assistants. Learn PRP science, blood draw procedures, centrifugation protocols, and injection techniques for aesthetics, hair restoration, and regenerative medicine applications.
Our Platelet Rich Plasma Training Course is specifically designed for physician assistants who want to specialize in regenerative medicine, aesthetics, or orthopedic applications.
A comprehensive curriculum covering everything physician assistants need to safely and effectively perform PRP procedures.
Understand the biology of platelet rich plasma, growth factors (PDGF, TGF-beta, VEGF, EGF), and how PRP stimulates tissue regeneration, collagen production, and healing at the cellular level.
Master injection protocols for facial rejuvenation (vampire facial), scalp injections for hair restoration, and intra-articular joint injections. Learn proper depths, volumes, and distribution patterns.
Compare PRP preparation systems, learn optimal spin protocols, and understand platelet concentration factors for different clinical applications.
Perfect venipuncture technique, proper anticoagulant selection, and blood collection volumes for optimal PRP yields.
Develop treatment plans for aesthetics (skin rejuvenation), hair restoration (androgenic alopecia), and musculoskeletal conditions (joints, tendons).
Understand state supervision requirements, collaborative agreement structures, and how to integrate PRP into your supervising physician's practice.
Understanding your capabilities and supervision requirements as a PA performing PRP procedures.
Physician assistants practice medicine under the supervision of a licensed physician. For PRP procedures, your scope is defined by your supervisory agreement and state regulations. Most states allow PAs to perform the full range of PRP treatments—aesthetics, hair restoration, and joint injections—with appropriate supervision arrangements. Supervision levels vary from on-site presence to remote chart review depending on your state.
PAs with PRP expertise command premium compensation. Many practices offer production bonuses for regenerative medicine procedures.
PRP training positions you for roles in medical spas, dermatology practices, plastic surgery centers, orthopedic clinics, and sports medicine facilities.
Become an essential team member by handling PRP procedures, freeing your supervising physician for complex cases while generating practice revenue.
Many states have modernized PA supervision requirements. Optimal Practice Authority (OPA) states allow PAs to practice with a collaborative relationship rather than direct supervision, providing more autonomy for procedures like PRP while maintaining the physician-PA team model.
Receive your AAOPM Certificate of Completion with 6.5 CME credits applicable to NCCPA certification maintenance. This certification demonstrates your competency in PRP therapy and enhances your professional marketability.
Browse upcoming PRP training courses. All courses include hands-on training with live patients.
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Common questions about PRP training for physician assistants.
Join thousands of physician assistants who have advanced their careers with AAOPM PRP training. Register today or speak with our team.
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