Education

During the last legislative session, Sen. Tom Davis introduced Senate Bill 533, which relates to the scope of practice for nurse practitioners and physician assistants. If passed, it would allow them to diagnose, treat, and prescribe without the supervision or collaboration of a physician. 

Every day, medical research opens doors to cutting-edge treatments and better patient care.

The debate over noncompete agreements in South Carolina continues to heat up as more professionals and lawmakers question their fairness and impact on the workforce. While proponents argue that non-competes are essential for protecting business interests and intellectual property, critics believe they stifle competition, limit job mobility, and unfairly restrict workers’ career options.

The SCMA recognizes that Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs serve as the lifeline that connects physicians to the ever-evolving landscape of health care. CMEs offered by the SCMA not only refresh knowledge, but also foster collaboration, innovation and, ultimately, better patient outcomes.