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SLIDESHOW: Quick Takeaways From the PDPA's 2025 Compensation Survey

Author(s)Marie Bosslett, Assistant Editor

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The PDPA conducted a 2025 statewide assessment of salary and compensation among full-time dermatology PAs practicing in Pennsylvania.
Survey domains included workload patterns, benefits offerings, and job satisfaction metrics to contextualize compensation findings.
Top-line statistics were disseminated via a slideshow, with a separate link available for the complete report.

Explore PDPA’s 2025 compensation survey, revealing dermatology PA salary trends, workload patterns, benefits insights, and job satisfaction across the state of Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania Dermatology Physician Assistants (PDPA) group recently conducted its 2025 statewide salary and compensation survey to characterize current workload patterns, benefits, and job satisfaction among full-time dermatology physician assistants (PAs) practicing in Pennsylvania. Scroll through the top takeaways and stats in the slideshow above. For the full report, click here.

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