You're amazing!! it gave me chills to hear what being a PA truly means. My personal statement is the last thing on my to do list but now I'm motivated.

Didn’t know you can work as a psychiatrist PA too.

What is your specialty ??

Hello...I hold a bachelor degree in English and I am 40 now .is it possible to become Physian assistant in the USA?? If yes , How much money will it cost me ? In case I can't stand the cost ; what should I do? Thanks in advance

Congrats 🎈

Jesus, that stock is quicker than my tuned SQ5!!!

Hey guys 🆘 how did you guys fit the front camera pls need help shop ordered the grill they can’t fit the camera in they saying we can cut it but if anything goes wrong we not responsible for it any clue on this

So are you getting paid biweekly?

Scholarship?? For pa program

Video for international graduate applying for PA program in brief , great work really 🩵🩵

You inspire me to keep going 🎉 currently in the trenches of pa school right now

Proud of you John!!

I'm happy for your journey so far. I wish you marital bliss.

😂😂😂😂”paltry”!!

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Yoooo! I've seen your car parked in the town (I don't wanna name it) as I walk to one of the small bars. I recognized the "OBAMA" license plate, and even took a photo with my buddy of it! Look out for a C7 A6 with some supercharger whine! Enjoy the drive brother!

I'm a nurse and I want to be a PA since i really hate changing diapers I feel humiliated doing so and I really truly hate nursing so much

Where are these jobs? The 2 ER jobs I’ve had I was paid $50/hr plus incentives, could go up to $70/hr. My current job I make $68/hr base rate.

Glad you are sharing the benefit of your experience; these are important insights. Re: simple first aid and home care for minor illnesses, I learned first aid from some Red Cross courses in elementary school, and learned about taking care of illnesses from my mom. But if someone wasn't fortunate enough to grow up learning this stuff, nowadays there are vast resources to learn from instantly--we have free advice nurse hotlines, tons of reputable web sites (though sadly, it seems like a lot of people don't distinguish between medical experts and quacks), and even ChatGPT--so I can't see any excuse for showing up to the ER for something minor instead of just looking up what to do about it.

I work in social services. I can attest to not doing drugs. They destroy the user and everyone around them.

was that an alien in the B-roll?

Hi John, I appreciate the quality and very informative videos as always. I’m finishing up undergrad and starting PA school next June. I’m just curious from your perspective: what are the major benefits of being a PA compared to an MD? More specifically, what are the most influential positives/negatives that have you have noticed &/or directly impacted you in your ER position? I’m currently working as a PCT in a hospital and am hearing many great things about being a PA, and since it’s the route I’m heading I want to be more definitive (closer to 100% although I know that may not be realistic in all cases) in my decision to choose this path over MD since I’ve been having some recent conflicting thoughts

Realizing number 5 causes number 1. A cycle of tips!

So interesting! Do you ever work with PA's in Psychiatry about this? Or know some?

If you work in an ER or have any insights, I'd love for you to share your thoughts

Im a new grad NP. I work in the ER as a nurse. I want to do urgent care as an NP as well. I’m looking for a place where I can get the best training possible and 3 day work week. Most places I’ve seen are only offering a couple of weeks of training. I’d love to find one offering 6-12 months. Where are those?

This was so helpful- thank you!

Yes, PAs are in many occasions plan B for those who do not make it to med school. It is also plan A for those who like the fun of medicine without the hard work and sacrifice, which is just unfair for the rest of us. In the UK up to 50% of applicants have already been rejected from med school, and many of those who graduate as PAs apply to med school afterwards. PA roles should not exist. It’s just a way the system has to save money in expend of patient safety and making doctor’s jobs harder. It’s just unfair.

Thank you for helping, my question is I have completed the faculty of Medicine my uni is unable to send my documents while my evaluation agency can do that how I can order to upload my transcript,

Thanks for not being a boomer who is secretive abt money

What if you already have a bachelors in health sciences in healthcare management is that a good way to go into being a PA?

You’re right. Ima new grad np that started working in urgent care and I had three days of training! They didn’t teach me how to do procedures. I wanna find a training course near me that would show me how. I’m very sad that I don’t get properly trained bc I wanna be really good at my job 😢

Regardless of the profession, there is a universal truth: who gets the job may not be the one who can best do the job, but the one who can best do the interview for the job. Sad but true. I suspect this is true of this type of interview.

I’m so happy I watched this! I just submitted my applications on CASPA for the next cycle and I am SO HAPPY! I feel a sense of urgency to prepare for interviews. This video really helped me get an understanding of what I could expect moving forward and how to stay calm and collected during the process. Thank you thank you! God is always touching on our hearts. As a viewer I appreciate you to help the upcoming PAs.

I love this guys transparency! His honesty! I wish more PA’s where like this. I’m 42 and I just finish getting my prerequisites for PA school. When I was younger I wasn’t delt the best hand. Long story short I was had the chance to go to school and I did. So here I am now working my way to PA.

Bro I got my PD graduation in India I’m eligible to work as a PA in USA or uk or Canada

I have a question regarding enp. Do u think it’s better to have enp after fnp ? I am new grad of fnp and looking for a job now

Really good points, especially the area and cost of living. I’m a new grad PA who accepted an ICU job in California, and I’m making 40,000 - 50,000 more a year than any of my classmates, but it’s cause I’m moving to a high cost of living area. Also my current state SUCKS at compensation haha.