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University of St. Augustine has launched this nation's 1st Orthopedic Physician Assistant Program. A license in OPA would only allow the practitioner to work in the field of orthopedics so it takes away the flexibility of being a PA. I thought this would be more attractive to PTs who are considering going to medicine or someone with vast interest in ortho. What do you think?