What must the PA maintain regarding practice locations in the written agreement?

• A. A current list of all locations where the PA will perform duties.
• B. A list of all patients.
• C. A list of all medications.
• D. A list of all staff.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that the written agreement between a PA and the supervising physician must clearly identify and keep up to date every place where the PA will practice. Knowing each practice location ensures proper supervision at each site, helps with regulatory and facility requirements, and supports accurate credentialing and liability considerations. When a site changes or a new site is added, updating this list ensures the supervisor is aware of where supervision is required and that the PA is authorized to work there, maintaining patient safety and consistent adherence to facility policies and scope of practice.

A list of patients, a list of all medications, or a list of all staff do not serve this supervisory purpose and are not the type of information the written agreement is designed to govern.