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Joyce McBride: This is Joyce McBride and I'm interviewing David C. Porter of Show Low, Arizona for the Show Low Historical Society Museum, and today's date is December 8, 2007. Good afternoon. How are you doing?
David C. Porter: Fine. I had my hair cut the Sixth of December. It was amazing to me. I said, there was quite a few men in the barbershop, you know, and I said, "What's tomorrow? December the 7th?" I said, "How many remember what happened on December the 7th?" I was amazed nobody could tell me. I said, "Did you ever hear of Pearl Harbor Day?"
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DP: Oh yeah. History is one of my favorite subjects.
JM: It's my favorite for sure, and this interview is all about history. So, tell me about yourself. Tell me about your family. Do you know when your family first came to the United States?
DP: No, I really can't, I'm really not sure. I know my grandfather on my Dad's side was in the Civil War and he was captured three times and escaped three times.
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DP: He was a good one. He was in the South.
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DP: Thomas Jefferson Porter
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DP: T.J. Porter
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DP: Tennessee was where he was from. Yeah, I can't remember the name. I have it someplace too, the actual location of where he was from. There were a bunch of rebels running.
JM: Was he married at the time?
DP: No, I think he and my grandmother were married right after the, right after the war.
JM: How did you get here from Tennessee?
DP: After the Civil War, they left Tennessee. My brother older than I wrote a book about the, on the Porter family. And the place that the family located in New Mexico was on the Tularosa, a small creek, river, you know, Tularosa. And the title of the book was From Tennessee to Texas to the Tularosa and Beyond. He really did a great job on that.
JM: So they first went to Texas then.
DP: From Tennessee to Texas, and from Texas to. . .
JM: What brought them west?
DP: Well, I guess just looking for a better, a better living, you know.
JM: Always that promise. Texas being a southern state too. Were they ranching? Were they into ranching or were they farmers?
DP: Well, that's where they had, when they came to New Mexico farming and ranching.
JM: Was it a subsistence type ranch or farm, where they just farmed for themselves, or commercially?
DP: Well, to start with, of course, before they got all the way to Apache Creek where they finally settled, they didn't have water. It was just dry-land farm. Then, when my mother and dad were married and they settled there at Apache Creek, he applied for the water rights to that. There were two little streams. One of them was the Tularosa and the other was Apache Creek. And they came together right at the foot of a mesa and we had the water rights to that.
JM: Where is that?
DP: Well, let's see. How can I tell you? About 140 miles from here, isn't it Honey? Something like that, 140 or 150, south from Quemada.
JM: Okay.
DP: I carried the mail from Socorro, New Mexico to Springerville for years and years and year and years. That was before – that was B.J., before Jeanie.
JM: What's your father's name?
DP: Joseph Baxter Porter
JM: Born there too, in New Mexico?
DP: No, he was born in Tennessee.
JM: Okay, he came before
DP: Yeah, came before. He was real small. In fact, there might be some pictures in there in that book. I'm not real sure.
JM: So they were married in Tennessee, and did you have any uncles and aunts?
DP: There was Uncle Blunt Armstrong. Oh, Lordy, See, that's my mother. there's uh. See that's my mother. See that?
JM: Yes, I was just looking at her.
DP: See that?
JM: Yes, very beautiful, very beautiful.
DP: See, my dad, my dad when to school at Las Cruces.
JM: So he was pretty young then when they moved to New Mexico.
DP: And this is, this is my dad here, J.B. Porter with his horse and dog while working on the ranch. See, that's my dad here. My brother wrote this. From Tennessee and Texas to the Tularosa. Absolutely all Armstrong Welcome to County Tennessee.
JM: Armstrong, is that your mother's name? Maiden name?
DP: Uh hum, yeah, uh hum, and that's my grandmother right there. Vicksburg, Mississippi.
JM: A letter he wrote?
DP: Yeah, that's a letter that Tom wrote, wrote to his mother.
JM: That's what they called him, Tom.
DP: Uh hum. I could read you these. You're welcome to. It really is. It's a lot of history.
JM: Yes. I think a lot of times in the Civil War and things like that they just want to get away from memories of it and start out fresh.
DP: That was my mother's brand. That's Sam put the brands down. Bar L Bar that was one of my brother's, Bar P L. Now see here, look here. This is the back of our old home here. These guys are having watermelon.
JM: Yeah, a great American tradition.
DP: Yeah, it was about 1930 there, '32.
JM: During the Depression. When were you born?
DP: January 10, 1926
JM: '26, so you were about 4 years old when the stock market changed the world.
DP: Yeah, I guess, I didn't know anything about that for a long time.
JM: So you kind of grew up in the Depression.
DP: Oh yeah, uh hum.
JM: Probably thought that was normal.
DP: That's right, yeah.
JM: But if you had a subsistence farm it probably, I mean if you were out there in the middle of nowhere, it probably didn't change that much.
DP: Well, you see there's my mother. She took care of the milk cows and she did the milking. That's my mama and me.
JM: Oh and you, wow! A little guy.
DP: And then this is my oldest brother, Horace, that's ol' Ponto our dog, and it's hunting season, see they've got two big ducks hanging up there.
JM: How many was in the family?
DP: Eight
JM: Wow!
DP: Yeah, six boys and two girls.
JM: I feel sorry for your mom. Well you needed boys though on something like that, somebody to do the chores. You probably knew how to shoot a gun though, huh?
DP: You betcha
JM: You all went hunting and . . .
DP: This is my brother, Preston, the second oldest. He got a job. My dad was a pretty good politician, and he got a job with the State Highway Department. He could do pert near anything. He had a very good demeanor about him and got along with people, you know. He wound up a patrol foreman on the road crew, patrol, you know, and stuff like that, you know. So, when Pearl Harbor come along, the first thing. See there's the military candidates right there. That's a cousin there, John MacAlexander, he was a first cousin. And Steve Neese, he was just worked for a store over there. This is the brother older than I am. This is Preston.
JM: What's his name? This guy
DP: Lewis Abner
JM: Horace, Preston, Lewis. . .
DP: Uh hum, this is a cousin here, these two are brothers here and then that's a cousin there, and I'm standing over here by the fence. This is Christmas 1941, see, right after Pearl Harbor, and they wouldn't let me in the picture because I wasn't old enough, see. Needless to say I was.
JM: Probably thought that was all that was going to go.
DP: Yeah. Yeah, but I served in that infamous Army of occupation in Germany.
JM: Did you?
DP: Yeah
JM: Did they all go in then? All those boys?
DP: Uh, well, this cousin of mine. He didn't let his shirttail hit him in the back until he was in Morenci. Him and his wife, he got a job in the mine down there so he could get a deferment, you know.
JM: Well, he was married. I could see.
DP: And then Buster, W.W. and Horace and Preston and Sam and Steve Neese. John Mac and Buster, they drew straws to see. My aunt only has the two boys and a girl, and they had quite a large ranch there. They just about had to have somebody stay there, so they drew straws. They had it all figured out the short straw goes to the Army, joins the military. So Buster drew the short straw and John Mac stayed at the ranch.
JM: So how old were you then?
DP: See, that was Christmas 1941 and I was born in '26, see. I was 15 years old. Preston, he served all his term because they thought he was a patrolman, see. So they put him as a military police and he spent his whole tour of the Second World War in Hawaii.
JM: Oh! Tough!
DP: Yeah!
JM: Well, I guess Hawaii was the first the first place bombed, so you never know. It might!
DP: Yeah! And then Horace, they invaded -- this all happened in Saipan.
JM: You were in high school at the time.
DP: Yeah, when it started, yeah.
JM: So you stayed and finished school and worked the ranch.
DP: Yeah, but then I joined up. I took my basic training at Camp Walters, Texas. They were training us for one thing, and one thing only, and that was to invade Japan, see. And they figured at that point in time that we would lose 2 million men.
JM: Oh my gosh!
DP: That's what it would take to take the "Japs." And the only thing that saved my neck was that "A" Bomb, you know. Oh, several years ago there was a deal came out in the paper kind of referring to stuff that was in the Second World War. And one of the questions they asked was, "Do you think it was proper for the United States to drop the ���A" Bomb on Japan?" I wrote the editor and I told him, "Not yes, but Hell yes!" Because I didn't want to be one of those 2 million that we were going to lose.
JM: We ended the war in Europe '45, December '45. We should have to remember that date. I know that D Day was pretty much the end of it in Europe but it took a while to mop it up.
DP: Yeah, I just write this little bit. I said, "In the spring of 1949 I told Papa (that's what we called him) I was going whether he said so or not, so he finally agreed. I got a form for voluntary induction and went in the Army in April. . .
JM: In what year?
JM: Okay
DP: My basic training was held at Camp Walters, Texas. I had a delay in route after basic on my way to Camp Pickett, Virginia. From there I went to Camp Kilmer, New Jersey and shipped out of New York in November '45. We landed at Le Havre, France, wound up in Southern Germany, Bavaria, was assigned to the Third Army and finally wound up at Cadretta Replacement Depot about 40 miles south of Munich. I was there until October '46 at which time I was sent to Bremerhaven, Germany and where I shipped out for the trip back to the States.
JM: So what was that like for a young man from New Mexico taking such a jaunt?
DP: Well, one thing about it, if you were a good soldier you didn't have to think too much because they thought for you.
JM: Yeah, you just had to obey.
DP: You just had to say, "Yes, Sir!" Well, of course, I had. The Porter bunch, they had discipline before they went into the Military because Joe and Emmy Porter, they disciplined their kids, you know!
JM: Yeah, having six boys it was self-defense.
DP: Yeah, six boys and two girls, you know!
JM: Well, the girls were good. All the girls are good!
DP: Yeah, yeah. Let's see I've got, who all is left in our family? Simon, I and Melvin and Alice, yes, three boys and one girl still left, yeah. I wound up at called Cadre, you know. I was stationed at Rosenheim Germany. And that was the replacement depot we processed, I shouldn't say "we," that's where they processed guys going home, you know? And guys coming in, see. And a lot of the people . . .
JM: So you were the last to leave then, because you had to get everybody out.
DP: Yeah, and I had the privilege of when they had those Nuremberg trials? They had what they called a revolving section, you know. I saw about three different parts of it. They'd let you in, they'd give you about 30 minutes, then you had to leave and another bunch would come in. I got to see all those suckers, you know. Yeah. I was over there when ol' Göring when he bribed that American G.I. to give him a shot in the arm or something or other because he couldn't stand to think about getting hung. They built those gallows, had those 12 gallows. We were right close to the Austrian border where I was stationed as cadre in that replacement depot processing guys coming in and guys going back. But they built those gallows down just about, oh about 35 miles from where we were right practically on the border of Austria, about 35 miles from Austria. We had the privilege of providing guards for about 40 miles when they moved those gallows up there. See they built all those gallows down there and then hauled them to Nuremberg.
JM: That was pretty quick justice done there, wasn't it?
DP: They didn't fool too much. Ol' Göring bribed an American, you know.
JM: Yeah, I can't remember his name.
DP: I can't either. Yeah, to give him a shot, killed him and he died in his cell, see. Göring did. Rotten
JM: There's a mystery about Hitler. Whatever happened to him?
DP: Well, Hitler and Ava Braun, his you know, live-in, they both poisoned themselves. And then some of the Germans, some of his aides, they took them out and dug a couple of shallow graves right out from where they were, and burned them, threw them in and burned them, see. So, he beat the gallows that damned Hitler did, you know.
JM: So you came home in October of '46, came back to New Mexico to your family. And then what did you do?
DP: Well, went back to the farm and the ranch, but there were 8 people in the family, you know, and someone had to, you know?
JM: You're all men now, right? I mean, you're coming back and you're not a kid anymore.
DP: Well, that's right. Well, we had two of them. My two younger brothers were, uh let's see, my brother next younger than me, his name was Eugene. He went to Korea.
JM: Oh, Korean War!
DP: Yeah, that's Eugene right there.
JM: Eugene, nice looking young man.
DP: Yeah, he got uh, he was about, what was Eugene, about 6'3" something about that? He was a nice looking kid, yeah? He would have never have made it home because he was real thin, tall. He was a 2nd Lieutenant and the Koreans would have killed him just sure as the world, but he came down with polio.
JM: Oh! In Korea?
DP: In Korea, yeah, uh huh. They shipped him back to San Antone, where he met Kathleen. They shipped him back to the States, to Brooks Medical Center, I think in San Antonio. And his nurse, Kathleen Were, she was a girl from back East, from the East, from New Hampshire I think, in fact. Yeah, and they fell in love.
JM: Did he survive the polio okay?
DP: Yeah, well, he never was real strong after that.
JM: It says here that he was medically discharged in December of 1952. What did he do after that?
DP: He went to college. Gene and Kathleen went to Carlsbad, yeah.
JM: Carlsbad?
DP: Carlsbad, yeah
JM: You stayed working while the rest of the family, it looks like they were all – and the next one, Kenneth, was in Vietnam.
DP: Yeah, Kenny was in Vietnam, yeah
JM: Hum. Your mother had it. All these boys going off to war.
DP: Well now, see that's uh, Kenny was a grandson.
JM: Oh, he's a grandson, there it is, it says that his father was Sam. So what did you do? You came home and how long did you stay at the ranch?
DP: Let's see, I left the ranch, uh. I'm trying to figure out how I got my first wife.
JM: You probably fell in love! Things like that happen.
DP: Uh, yeah, anyway, I put up with her for 13 years. I moved to Socorro. And uh, I was still in the mail.
JM: Oh, you were hauling the mail, okay.
DP: Yeah, and she decided that the grass was greener on the other side of the street, but that's. She don't know how good she treated me when she . .
JM: It was not a good match. Did you have any kids by her?
DP: Yeah, a boy and a girl, Ann Marie and David C. Yeah, my name was David Camp Porter.
JM: Camp
DP: Yeah, so I
JM: Why Camp?
DP: No just Camp
JM: Why did they pick Camp?
DP: Because that was part of the ancestors. My dad was great on ancestor names. So when my son was born, first son was born with the first marriage, my wife wanted him to be a junior. I said, "No, he won't be a junior. I'm not going to saddle him with that "Camp" all his life. It's David C! That's all; his name is just David C, initial C, Porter. So, we got through the War now.
JM: Yeah, and we got through the Second War - Divorce.
DP: Yeah, we got through.
JM: And you were living in Socorro at the time.
DP: Yeah, Socorro.
JM: That's the middle of nowhere New Mexico.
DP: I got my route changed and I moved from Socorro to Globe, and then that's when she decided that the grass was greener on the other side of the street.
JM: Well, there's not much green grass in Globe, so I can understand that.
DP: So anyway, I had a station wagon, or we did. She had a car and I had a station wagon. And so I moved from Globe to Show Low. One trip, everything that I owned, or everything that I got, was in that station wagon and I had plenty of room!
JM: After 13 years of collecting. Did she stay in Globe?
DP: Yeah, she did for I don't know. She's had, I think she's had, she's still living. I think she's working on either # 7 or 8.
JM: So you were a mail carrier up here too? In Show Low?
DP: I still am!
JM: Still are?
DP: Yep
JM: Oh, that's right! You said you were . . .
DP: Yeah, yeah, yep I've carried the mail longer. Highway mail contractor, see. I don't work, I, well I work for the Postal Service, I mean they pay me, but private, we're private contractors.
JM: Okay
DP: I have carried the mail, they call it Highway Contract Route, HCR, okay? And I have carried the mail longer than anyone in the United States.
JM: Wow, so you've done it your whole life.
DP: You might as well say that, yeah.
JM: Communications! You're into Communications!
DP: Right! And you know that gal right there. You know she's oh!
JM: Speechless
DP: Best thing that ever happened to me.
JM: Oh, that's great. You cook him three meals a day, huh?
DP: Well, I usually cook one meal a day.
Jean Porter: He burned the pork chops today! I made the gravy.
JM: Oh, oh! I thought I smelled bacon!
JP: It will be 45 years this month.
JM: Forty-five!
JP: The 28th, uh huh.
JM: Wow, that's pretty good. You met then, back in the '60s?
DP: '62, yeah, should I tell her where I met you?
JP: No, you don't have to.
DP: Laughs
JM: Someplace close. (Laughs)
DP: Oh well!
JP: We met in Show Low
DP: Yeah her folks moved out here from Illinois and had a little variety store.
JM: Oh! A Variety. That's down there, it used to be . . .
DP: Well if you were coming, White Mountain Fuels?
JP: Yeah, White Mountain Fuels
JM: Oh! Across the street over there by where Cooley comes in
DP: Yeah, on the angle?
JP: Pat's Place
JM: Yeah, I know Pat's Place.
JP: Well, it was a little bit further down.
JM: Okay, was it like at Woolford's Garage?
DP: Yeah, it's up the street a little ways from Woolfords on the other side, opposite side of the street.
JM: Is that where Lamar Nikolaus, across the street they had a store over there.
JP: Grocery store
JM: Yeah, Nick's Grocery and across the street was, didn't they have a variety store there too.
JP: Yeah, they did, but you're about a half a block, back toward the State Compensation Office is. They redid that whole building, but my folks' store was in that building.
JM: Okay, right there downtown though, huh? So you went in shopping for some variety and you sold it to him!
DP: She uh, wasn't it the Paint Pony where you?
JP: No, Bill's Bar!
DP: No, but I mean where . . .
JP: Now she knows!
JM: I know where Bill's Bar is!
DP: No, I'm talking about where, where you were working.
JP: Porterhouse!
DP: Porterhouse!
JM: Porterhouse
DP: Yeah, the old Porterhouse
JP: I worked for the Chamber of Commerce office half a day and then, no I worked there 7 hours and then I went down to the Porterhouse and worked 4 more at night. Motel 6 I think it is now.
JM: Okay, oh yes! That's where Albierto's is now.
JP: I worked as a desk clerk down there.
JM: Oh, okay.
DP: But I met her at the Porter House.
JM: Yeah, that's where you met. And so you've been married 45 years. So when did you get married? Don't make me do the math.
JP: We got married December 28th, 1962. We just barely got married in it. I came out here with my folks. . .
JM: You're about to have an anniversary.
JP: We moved to Show Low in '61, and came from Illinois, then in '62.
JM: Uh huh, so how does a mail carrier become mayor of the town? This is the mystery!
DP: Well, it's a Mail Contractor
JM: A Mail Contractor!
JP: When we were in business we employed about 30 people. We had contracts all over New Mexico and Arizona, both. Now, go ahead, Dear.
DP: No, that's good.
JM: So you weren't just doing it yourself, you were. . .
DP: Oh Lordy, we had!
JP: We had about 30 employees.
DP: Yeah
JP: We hauled the mail all over.
DP: Well we hauled it to Phoenix, Mesa-Phoenix. We hauled it to Holbrook and Flagstaff, hauled from Holbrook to Albuquerque, Grants and Albuquerque.
JP: We had diesels running from . . .
JM: Done by big, huge trucks. Were you hauling?
JP: Yeah, we had big trucks.
DP: Yeah, we had, yeah.
JP: And we had also we had, uh, we did piggybacks. We ran piggybacks off the railroad. The railroad paid us to have our drivers take them off the trucks and haul them to Phoenix. And we hauled, we had a freight contract.
JM: You were in the trucking business.
DP: Yeah, we were.
JM: You were trucking.
DP: Yeah
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MOORESVILLE — Star tailback Daisean Reddick hobbled away from Joe Popp Stadium on crutches, and West Rowan limped home with its second opening-night loss to Mooresville in three years.
Reddick scored a pair of touchdowns in the first quarter, but the centerpiece of West's offense sprained an ankle on the Falcons' first possession of the second quarter, and his night was over early.
"No excuses," West coach Scott Young said. "But you lose Daisean and it does change things. It changes everything."
Mooresville won 35-21, stopping West on a critical fourth-and-a-foot play at the Mooresville 36 with 2:10 left to play when it was 28-21, and then tacking on a late TD for icing.
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"We had some great opportunities when we were still at full strength, and we just didn't capitalize," Young said.
Even if Reddick had stayed whole, West would've had its hands full with the Blue Devils.
Reddick doesn't play defense, and Mooresville's offense often did whatever it wanted. With quarterback Tommy Bullock directing an offense that could run or pass efficiently, the Blue Devils rolled for 439 yards of offense and 22 first downs, and they hit the Falcons with a combination of sustained drives and big plays.
"I think Mooresville is pretty good, and (coach) Hal Capps has won a whole lot of ballgames, " Young said. I don't think we're bad. We just played poorly tonight. We missed reads and we missed a lot of tackles, and we have to hope our kids are going to take the coaching we've got to give them."
Mooresville's dominance of the second half was total. West made only four first downs in the half, and two of those came in the final seconds with the outcome decided.
West took a 21-14 halftime lead when new QB Harrison Baucom, who passed for 120 yards and rushed for 76, hit Devin Parks with a short scoring flip just 6 seconds before halftime.
"When our guys came in for halftime, we didn't talk to them about being down seven, we told them they were down one — one score," Mooresville coach Hal Capps said. "High school kids seem to handle it better being down one than being down seven. I thought we got beat up in the first half by a very good, very physical football team. We had to raise our level of play, and in the second half we played at a high level for the first game."
Keyows Weeks did a solid job stepping in for Reddick, but West's had to rely mostly on Baucom's passing in the second half.
The last thing Young had imagined when he got on the bus for Mooresville was for a rookie QB to put the ball in air 28 times, but West couldn't move the chains on the ground.
"We played our hearts out, and all our tailbacks do a good job," Baucom said. "But Daisean has this special intensity. He raises everybody's play to another level when he's got the ball."
Mooresville cut West's lead to 21-20 with 7:09 left in the third quarter when Bullock hit Justin Jones with a scoring pass, although a missed PAT allowed West to keep the lead a little longer.
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West tried to respond, but after the Falcons moved to midfield, Baucom had a first-down pass picked off by Lathan Cannady.
West's defense got a stop, but when it appeared the Falcons would get solid field position they didn't. A booming 53-yard Mooresville punt, coupled with a block-in-the-back penalty that negated a fine return, shoved the Falcons back inside their 10, and the clock was ticking.
"That was one of the big plays of the game there," Capps said. "Great punt by us, but West had a great wall set up for the return. For a team to have its special-teams stuff in place in the first game of the season tells you how good a coach Scott Young is."
West got one more chance. The Falcons got the ball at their 36 with 4:18 remaining.
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February 10,1997 Letter Report No. 97- L1
Members of the Arizona Legislature
The Honorable Fife Symington, Governor
Dr. Jacqueline Chadwick, Chair
Joint Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants
Subject: Joint Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants
Sunset Review
Transmitted herewith is a letter report of the Auditor General, Sunset review of the Joint
Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants. This letter is in response to a May 29,1995,
resolution of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee. This review was conducted as part
of the Sunset review set forth in A. R. S. 5541- 2951 through 41- 2957.
Our review found the Legislature should consider increasing the percentape of - p u&
members on the Joint Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants ( Board) to
approximately- 50 p- ercent to improve its ability to protect consumers. In addition, provisions
governing temporary certification should be limited and biennial certification implemented
to reduce paperwork. Use of a recertification examination could help ensure physician
assistants' continued competency.
The physician assistant is a health care professional who performs various medical tasks,
including prescribing and dispensing drugs, performing physical examinations, assisting
in surgery, and developing and implementing a treatment plan. These tasks are delegated
to a physician assistant by a Board- approved supervising physician. To practice in Anzona,
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program and pass a Board- approved examination.
The physician assistants regulatory program was established in 1977 under the joint control
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Medicine and Surgery. In 1984, the Board's name was changed to the Joint Board on the
Regulation of Physician Assistants. Statutes authorize the Board to examine and certify
physician assistants, renew certificates annually, investigate and resolve complaints, and
discipline and rehabilitate physician assistants. BOMEX staff investigate complaints against
physician assistants, but the Board adjudicates these complaints. During fiscal year 1996,
the Board regulated 413 physician assistants.
The Board does not receive its own appropriation but is funded through BOMEX. This
funding covers the costs for the Board's 1.5 FTEs and staff training and development. Rent,
supplies, and communications expenses are also paid for by BOMEX and are not
specifically appropriated to the Board. Although BOMEX does not separately account for
Board expenditures, BOMEX staff estimate Board expenditures were approximately $ 65,000
in fiscal year 1996. During this same year, BOMEX collected $ 45,250 in physician assistants'
regulation revenues. These revenues are primarily from physician assistants' certification
fees, and are deposited with the State Treasurer, who deposits 10 percent of these monies
into the State's General Fund and 90 percent into the BOMEX Fund.
Board Needs Additional
Public Members
The Legislature should consider expanding the number of public members on the Board
to improve its ability to protect consumers. While current statutes limit public representa-tion
on the Board, a recent Auditor General study cited the importance of increased public
membership to consumer protection.
Public representation limited- Despite the Legislature's intent to include some public
representation on the Board, members with ties to the health care professions presently
dominate Board actions. Currently, statutes require eight of the Board's nine members to
represent the health care industry. Those eight members include two physician assistants,
two osteopathic physicians, three allopathic physicians, and the dean ( or designee) of the
University of Arizona's College of Medicine. Statutes designate one additional member
to represent the public at large.
However, the Board currently lacks true non- industry representation. The individual
appointed to the Board's public member position vacated the office in October 1994. This
vacancy has not been filled, despite two separate Board requests and a letter the Board sent
to the Governor's Ofice requesting an appointment.
Increased public membership impodant to consumer protection- Consumer advocates and
experts indicate that increased public membership on regulatory boards can better protect
consumers. After reviewing several national studies, and interviewing noted experts on
regulation, the Auditor General, in a 1995 report, ( Special Study ofArizona's Health Regulatmy
System Report 95- 13), recommended increasing public membership to 50 percent on all
health regulatory boards. According to one study, increasing public membership would
result in stronger board disciplinary actions. In particular, the Auditor General noted that
past audits of industry- dominated boards found insufficient investigation of consumer
complaints, untimely resolution of consumer complaints, and a general disregard for
consumers in the regulatory and disciplinary process.
TO better protect the public, the Legislature should consider increasing the percentage of
public members on the Board to approximately 50 percent. This change in board
composition could be achieved without necessarily increasing its size. For example, the
Legislature could eliminate some duplicative positions, such as one of the three allopathic
physicians, one of the two osteopathic physicians, and one of the two physician's assistants
now required by statute. Additionally, the Legislature could eliminate the University of
Arizona's Dean ( or designee) of the College of Medicine or replace this position with a
public representative. According to Board staff, this position was originally established
because the former dean played an active role in establishing the Board.
Biennial Certification
Will Streamline
Renewal Process
Biennial certificate renewals for physician assistants could improve efficiency by reducing
paperwork. Currently, A. R. S. 532- 2523( B) requires physician assistants to annually renew
their certificates on or before June 1. The Legislature should consider biennial certificate
renewal for physician assistants, as is done for other Arizona health professionals and
physician assistants in other states. Osteopathic physicians, physical therapists, professional
and practical nurses, and pharmacists in Arizona all renew their licenses every two years.
Board representatives in these health professions state that biennial licensure greatly
reduces the amount of paperwork required each year for renewals, yet does not jeopardize
the public's health or well- being. Moreover, four of the six other states that regulate
physician assistants with their own board, as Arizona does, renew certificates or licenses
Temporary Certification
Duration Is Too Long
Temporary certificates issued to physician assistants should have a shorter duration.
Currently, Arizona physician assistants who have completed their formal medical training,
but have not yet passed a certifying examination approved by the Board, may be issued
1 Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan, Rhode Island, Texas, and Utah regulate physician's assistants with their own
board. Of these states, Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Utah certify licenses biennially.
a temporary certificate. A. R. S. 532- 2524( B) limits a temporary certificate to 16 months in
length, and the temporary certificate automatically expires once the physician assistant
obtains a regular certificate, or fails the certifying examination.
In Arizona, as well as 45 other states and the District of Columbia, the Physician Assistant
National Certifying Examination ( PANCE), a nationally standardized examination in
primary care medicine, is used for certification. The PANCE, administered annually each
October by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants ( NCCPA),
comprises both written and practical components, and its content and standards are
developed in cooperation with the National Board of Medical Examiners. The Board
requires those who apply for temporary certification to submit a letter directly from the
NCCPA indicating they have applied and have been scheduled to sit for the PANCE.
The Legislature should consider amending A. R. S. 532- 2524( B) to eliminate the 16- month
temporary certification time limit and require physician assistants to sit for the next
scheduled examination. Currently, physician assistant temporary certificates are already
issued for significantly less time than the 16- month limit. In fact, the average duration of
a temporary certificate issued between August 1993 and December 1995 was less than 7
months. Other states, such as California and New Mexico, do not specify a maximum
duration for temporary or interim certification. They require that the physician assistant
must sit for the next scheduled PANCE. Moreover, beginning in 1997, the PANCE will be
administered twice a year, in April and October, instead of once a year.
A Recertification Examination
Should Be Required to
Help Ensure Competency
To promote continuing medical competency for physician assistants, a Board- approved
recertification examination should be required as a condition for renewal. The Board could
develop its own competency examination or use NCCPA recertification procedures that
require physician assistants to pass a recertifying examination every 6 years and complete
required continuing medical education.' Currently, after initial certification, Arizona
physician assistants are not required to take any further competency examinations;
however, annual certificate renewals do require at least 20 hours of CME.
Practicing physician assistants should be required to take competency examinations to help
demonstrate their continued professional proficiency. A recent national study suggested
that states consider requiring regulated health professionals to periodically demonstrate
their professional ability through appropriate testing procedures, since public protection
1 According to the Board, 5 to 7 percent of all physician assistants were " grandfathered" in when the Board was
established in 1977. The Board will need to decide how these licensees should be treated with regard to meeting
recertification requirements.
is not assured solely by initial licensure.' This study questions whether CME alone is
sufficient to ensure competency. For example, most continuing education courses do not
consider whether the health professionals enrolled can apply new knowledge appropriately.
Recertification examinations are already used in medical specialty areas. According to the
study, the American Board of Family Practice requires that Board- certified family
physicians demonstrate competence every seventh year through formal testing and office
records review.
To encourage and promote continued professional medical competency, the Legislature should
consider requiring physician assistants to pass a Board- approved recertification examination.
The Board could then develop or contract for the development of an examination, or use an
existing examination the NCCPA offers. Nineteen states currently require physician assistants
to pass a recerhfication examination using NCCPA requirements. According to the American
Academy of Physician Assistants, all states requiring a recertification examination use the
NCCPA examination.
The Auditor General and staff express appreciation to the Chair and members of the Joint
Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants for their cooperation and assistance during
the review, A copy of the sunset factors and the Board's response to this letter report are
My staff and I will be pleased to discuss or clarify items in this report.
Dou'gd s R. Norton
Auditor General
1 PEW Health Professions Commission, Report of the Taskforce on Health Care Workforce Regulation, Refmrning
Health Care Wwkf. Tce Regulation: Policy Considerationsfbr the 21'' Century. December 1995.
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Joint Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants
In accordance with A. R. S. 941- 2954, the Legislature should consider the following 12 factors
in determining whether the Joint Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants should
be continued or terminated.
1. The objective and purpose in establishing the board.
The purpose of the Joint Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants is to certify
and regulate the performance of physician assistants' health care tasks. The objective
is to protect the public from unlawful, incompetent, unqualified, impaired, or
unprofessional physician assistants by enforcing the laws as set forth in Title 32,
Chapter 25, Arizona Revised Statutes.
To carry out this responsibility, a nine- member board is statutorily empowered to
examine candidates for certification as physician assistants; initiate and conduct
investigations to determine whether a physician assistant has engaged in unprofes-sional
conduct or performed health care tasks incompetently; and discipline and
rehabilitate physician assistants.
2. The effectiveness with which the board has met its objective and purpose and
the efficiency with which it has operated.
The Board has effectively and efficiently met its primary objectives and purposes. It
has been generally effective in protecting the public by certifying qualified applicants
and by addressing public complaints against practitioners. Certification files show
appropriate documentation of applicants' qualifications. The Board resolves
complaints in approximately 180 days. However, the Board could increase its
effectiveness by further limiting the time period for which it grants temporary
certificates, and by requiring physician assistants to pass a recertification examination
to demonstrate continued competence.
The efficiency of the Board's certification operations could be improved by instituting
biennial certification. This would reduce the amount of paperwork required without
affecting the public's well- being ( see page 3).
3. The extent to which the board has operated within the public interest.
The Board has operated within the public interest to protect the public health, safety,
and welfare. For instance, the Board conducts timely investigations of complaints to
protect the public from incompetent and potentially dangerous physician assistants.
In addition, Board staff educate students in physician assistants' programs about rules
and statutes that govern the performance of health care tasks required of physician
However, the Board can do more to operate in the public interest by having better
public representation. The Board has not had a public member appointment since
October 1994, which limits public review and input during review of complaints. In
addition to filling this vacancy, the Legislature should consider increasing public
membership on the Board to improve its ability to protect consumers ( see pages 2
through 3).
The Board also provides little information to a consumer who has filed a complaint.
In most cases, the complainant is sent a letter acknowledging receipt of the complaint.
However, no further information is provided until after the complaint has been
resolved. A 1995 Auditor General report, A Special Study of the Health Regulatory
System ( Auditor General Report 95- 13), recommended complainants be regularly
notified regarding the status of the investigation.
Moreover, the Board does not have its own newsletter; however, Board issues are
included in the BOMEX newsletter. Agency actions, including Board disciplinary
actions, are in this newsletter. However, physician assistants' names involved with
these disciplinary actions are not included in the newsletter.
Finally, the Board and staff are working on obtaining a fully automated computer
system that will make information more easily accessible to the public.
4. The extent to which rules adopted by the board are consistent with the
legislative mandate.
According to the Board's Attorney General representative, all required rules have been
promulgated. The Board has assessed its rules as part of the statutorily mandated five-year
rules review process. In addition, rule changes have been proposed for additional
definitions and clarification of certification requirements. The Proposed Rule Package
is not ready for final submission, but the Board has reviewed it.
5. The extent to which the board has encouraged input from the public before
adopting its rules and the extent to which it has informed the public as to its
actions and their expected impact on the public.
The Board holds quarterly meetings to discuss disciplinary and licensing matters and
adopt rules. As required by statute, the Board's statement regarding open meetings
is filed with the Secretary of State and is current.
As part of its rule- making review process, the Board has conducted meetings with
the Directors of the Arizona State Association for Physician Assistants and has held
two Rules Committee meetings, open to the public, for comments on the Proposed
Rule Package.
6. The extent to which the board has been able to investigate and resolve
complaints that are within its jurisdiction.
The Board has the authority, in accordance with A. R. S. 532- 2551, to investigate and
resolve complaints from physician assistants, physicians, health care entities, and any
other persons. Currently, about 30 complaints are filed each year against physician
assistants. Complaints concerning physician assistants are investigated by BOMEX
investigators and medical consultants. The process for investigating physician assistant
complaints is essentially the same process BOMEX uses to investigate complaints
about physicians.
A 1994 performance audit and Sunset review of BOMEX ( Auditor General Report 94-
lo), identified a large complaint backlog, untimely case resolution, limited complaint
investigation, and little disciplinary action. A 1996 follow- up review found BOMEX
had implemented several changes that appeared to address these concerns. However,
for physician assistant complaints, some steps in the complaint resolution process
could still be improved. For example, a review of complaint files found the
complainant is rarely interviewed concerning the complaint.
Despite these problems, improvements have been made in the investigative process.
No significant complaint backlog exists, and complaints are resolved in about 180
days, close to the time frame recommended in the 1994 BOMEX audit. Moreover,
disciplinary actions imposed generally appear appropriate. Many complaints against
physician assistants tend to be minor and often involve procedural errors. For
example, one complaint involved placing a controlled substance on the same
prescription as a non- controlled substance. Such complaints generally result in a letter
of concern. For complaints resolved in fiscal year 1996, the Board issued 15 letters of
concern and 1 decree of censure, entered into 3 stipulations and orders, and revoked
1 license. Twenty- two other complaints were dismissed.
In many instances, the Board is unable to provide information concerning the nature
of dismissed complaints older than four years because records containing this
information have been destroyed. According to Board staff, the computer tracking
system should allow them to better track the nature of dismissed complaints.
7. The extent to which the Attorney General or any other applicable agency of
state government has the authority to prosecute actions under the enabling
A. R. S. § 41- 192 authorizes the Attorney General's Office to prosecute actions and
represent the Board. BOMEX retains two Assistant Attorneys General in- house who
represent and provide counsel to the Board at their meetings, and prosecute violators
of Board statutes.
8. The extent to which the board has addressed deficiencies in its enabling
statutes which prevent it from fulfilling its statutory mandate.
The Board has attempted to conform its enabling legislation to the current practice
of physician assistants. In 1992, enabling legislation was changed to include a statutory
list of tasks that could be delegated to physician assistants by the approved
supervising physician, rather than having each task delegated to the physician
assistant being approved by the Board. In 1993, additional changes to enabling
legislation were made defining " minor surgery" as certain tasks approved by the
Board to be performed under supervising physician approval prior to 1993.
9. The extent to which changes are necessary in the laws of the board to
adequately comply with the factors listed in the sunset review statute.
The Legislature should consider the following statutory changes to improve physician
assistant regulation:
Increase the number of public members on the Board to approximately 50 percent.
Streamline recertification requirements by requiring biennial certificate renewal.
Eliminate the 16- month temporary certification time limit and require physician
assistants to sit for the next scheduled examination.
Require physician assistants to pass a Board- approved recertification examination.
10. The extent to which the termination of the board would significantly harm the
public health, safety or welfare.
Terminating the certification of physician assistants would prevent the public's use
of a trained and economical resource for medical care. In addition, an advisory group
to the Council on Graduate Medical Education believes demand for physician
assistants in the medical marketplace is strong and likely to increase.
11. The extent to which the level of regulation exercised by the board is
appropriate and whether less or more stringent levels of regulation would be
The Board's level of regulation with regard to physician assistants appears to be
generally appropriate, and major changes in this regulation are not necessary.
12. The extent to which the board has used private contractors in the performance
of its duties and how effective use of private contractors could be accom-plished.
The Board uses private contractors provided by BOMEX for services it cannot provide
in- house, in accordance with state procurement codes. Currently, BOMEX contracts
for the aftercare monitoring and treatment of substance- abusing physician assistants,
outside consultants, and transcription.
Agency Response
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Governor Fife Symington
1651 East Morten, Suite 210 Phoenix, Arizona 85020
Telephone ( 602) 255- 3751
February 5,1997
Douglas R. Norton
Auditor General
2910 North 44th Street, Suite 410
Phoenix, Arizona 8501 8
Dear Mr. Norton:
The Joint Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants appreciates the time spent on
the Audit of the Joint Board by the staff of the Auditor General, and generally agree with
the findings made. The Joint Board is gratified by the finding that it effectively and
efficiently protects the public, and the staff of the Board of Medical Examiners ( BOMEX)
appreciates the findings of improvement and timeliness since the Auditor General's 1994
BOMEX Audit.
We respond to the Auditor General's specific recommendations below:
Increasing Public Membership to 50%
The Joint Board disagrees that public membership of the Joint Board should be increased
to 50%, but agrees that the composition of the Joint Board should change. The Joint
Board has discussed, but not taken a final vote on, recommending the Joint Board consist
of four certified Physician Assistants, two public members, two M. D.' s and two D. O.' s
The Auditor General acknowledges that the Joint Board has been without a public
member since 1994. If we had four of our seven members as public members, the Board
would have been singularly ineffective at the current length of time required for public
member appointment.
BOMEX staff has previously informed the Auditor General's Office that making the
recommendation of 50% public membership for all Health Boards without recommending
statutory requirements be established outlining the qualifications, recruiting, training, or
timing of appointments for public members, does not adequately protect the public. The
Joint Board shares this opinion.
Biennial Certification
BOMEX staff performs the physician assistant renewals. Because BOMEX requires
annual renewals, it would be more efficient for the Joint Board to continue annual
Douglas R. Norton
February 5, 1997
Auditor General
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Temporary Certification
The Joint Board agrees that the duration of the Temporary Certification is too long at this
time. When the Physician Assistant National Certification Examination is offered twice
yearly, the duration of the Temporary Certification should be reduced to eight months.
Recertification Examination
The Joint Board has found that the re- certification examination is not a completely
effective tool for measuring the competence of physician assistants. For example, the
Joint Board has ordered two physician assistants to take the examination based on
concerns over their competence. Although both passed the exam, one physician assistant
was later disciplined based on additional evidence of incompetence.
If NCCPA recertification is used as a requirement for renewal of certificate, there will be a
number of physician assistants who will not be able to be recertified. The Board strongly
recommends against " grand fathering" physician assistants who cannot meet a
competency requirement. Based on our initial review, we believe 5- 7 percent of all
physician assistants currently certified will not meet this requirement.
Once again, we appreciate this opportunity to provide you this important information about
physician assistants and thank you for your work on the audit.
Executive Director
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1 1/2 cups flour
1 teaspoon white sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup canola oil
2 tablespoons milk
3 tablespoons firmly packed light brown sugar
5 tablespoons flour, divided
1 or 2 Bartlett pears, peeled, cored, and sliced thinly
1 (12-ounce) can evaporated milk
1 large egg, slightly beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2/3 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
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Preheat the oven to 425 degrees.
In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar and 3 tablespoons of the flour. Sprinkle mixture evenly over the bottom of the unbaked pie crust. Arrange the pear slices in a radiating pattern on the bottom of the crust being careful not to overfill the pie - there should be plenty of room for the custard mixture.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the evaporated milk, egg, and vanilla extract, then pour it over the peach slices. To prevent the edges from burning, do not overfill the pie.
In a small bowl, combine the remaining 2 tablespoons of flour with the sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. Sprinkle the mixture over the top of the pie.
Bake the pie for 45 minutes at 425 degrees or until knife inserted in the center comes out clean.
(Images: Rachel)
Per serving, based on 6 servings. (% daily value)
7 Comments
aw man do i love me some custard. this pie sounds delicious.
Great photos.
I'd like to see the finished product a little closer up though.
Sorry-I'm straying from the subject. The photos are just too good not to comment.
This is the first pie in the contest to even get my interest. My boyfriend would love this! Great submission
I made this pie and it was very good. The only thing I'm going to do the next time is reduce the amount of sugar. It was way too sweet and overpowered the pear flavor. Other then that, it was great!
I baked this pie for Thanksgiving and it was delicious! I reduced the amount of sugar, but just by taking a little off the top of the second 1/3 cup. This was also the easiest pie I've ever baked. Thanks!
As soon as it gets a little cooler we're going to tackle this one — what a perfect Fall pie! I would def. serve with a little nutmeg-cinnamon whipped cream. We shared with our readers in today's pie roundup. http://www.poortastemag.com/headline/let-there-be-pie
I made this pie this afternoon - delicious! I took the advice of previous posters and reduced to sugar - I just put 1/3 of a cup in and although I'm a sweet tooth it struck the perfect balance. I reduced the temperature to 400F/200C as I have a fan forced oven and found it was probably still too high as the crust ended up a bit burnt and crumbly. Also, the final sprinkling of flour and spices should be done sparingly, like in the photo. I put the whole lot on and it was too much, but blew the excess off when it came out of the oven. All in all a great pie, I can't fault the flavours - just needed a little more tweaking for me.


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