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Indiana Physician Assistant Committee

Committee Members

  • Committee Members as of 2022

    The Physician Assistant Committee consists of five members appointed by the governor for terms of three years.  Three members must be physician assistants in good standing who have at least three years experience and hold a current license to practice as a physician assistant in Indiana. The fourth member must be a physician in good standing who is familiar with the practice of physician assistants and holds a current license to practice medicine in Indiana. The fifth member represents the general public, being a resident of Indiana and someone who has never been associated with physician assistants in anyway other than as a consumer.

    Kathy Buchanan, P.A.
    Bret Cornn, P.A., Chairman
    Timothy Hawkins, J.D.- Consumer Member
    Christine Miller, D.O.
    Megan Leech, P.A.

Committee Dates & Calendar

  • Dates to Remember

    The Committee plans to meet on the dates listed below.  Please note that meeting dates are subject to change.  Always check the posted agenda for the actual meeting date, time, and room number.

    Unless otherwise noted, Committee meetings will be held in Room W064, Indiana Professional Licensing Agency, Indiana Government Center South Building, 402 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

    • Unless otherwise noted, regularly scheduled meetings begin at 10:00 AM local time.

    2025

    March 13th – W064
    June 12th – W064
    September 11th – Conference Center Room 1
    December 11th – W064

    2024

    March 14th - Conference Center Room 1
    June 13th -  Room W064
    September 12th -  Room W064
    December 12th -  Room W064

Committee Minutes & Agendas

  • NOTICE: Pursuant to the requirements of IC 5-14-1.5-2.9, recordings (archived copies) of the Indiana Physician Assistant Committee's public meetings are available here on the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency's (PLA's) YouTube Channel. Members of the public may submit public records requests online through the PLA’s APRA Portal, to potentially obtain recordings and/or records that are not currently available on the PLA’s YouTube Channel or here on the website, and are still within the State of Indiana’s retention schedules, the PLA’s retention schedules, or any other retention period afforded by law.

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