I would be remiss on a resolution recognizing PAs not to recognize my brother-in-law's brother, Val, Val Valgora. He passed away several years ago. He was a PA back in the seventies. I had never heard of a physician assistant before. Val was instrumental in the State of Nebraska in expanding the use of physician assistants. He worked with the University of Nebraska Medical Center and then on to LSU to help create and expand the educational component for PAs. So, at least in the State of Nebraska, Val Valgora is one of our legendary PAs. I just wanted to thank him and take this opportunity to recognize his accomplishments for the State of Nebraska.
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The speaker honors Val Valgora, a significant figure in the history of physician assistants in Nebraska.
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