How To Get Your PA License || Laura Coral, PA-C

[@vanessaanthony2027]

I'm starting this process now, and this video was super helpful in summarizing the long to-do lists that my school gave me into simple steps. thank you for making it!!

[@kristinsato]

Thank you so much for making this video! Just an FYI for future viewers, you can actually apply for your NPI as a student (PAEAonline has a great video for this), but you need your license for the DEA

[@asystoleD]

I had a classmate tell me that if you go to school in one state you may not be able to practice in another state with different regulations and what not. Example going school in texas and moving to california for work. I thought this was incorrect when i heard it because the PANCE is a “national” certificate but this person swore that was the case. Any information on this topic you can provide? also great video I am making a playlist of helpful PA videos for the future and I added yours to it!

[@LauraCoralPAC]

You have to apply to be licensed in each state and graduating in a state doesn't necessarily grant that state's license. I can say from experience, that when you move to a new state it takes several months to get a licensed in the new state.

[@syedwajahatjafry655]

Thanks

[@xhivaxx9418]

Can you please do a vedio about full course duration,fees,

[@amiyapaul9303]

I completed my Bachelors of physician assistant from BITS PILANI University, India. Currently I am looking for any opportunity to work as PA in US/UK. Is it possible for me to get work there after clearing PA license exam?Could you please help me?

[@santhrashaji6927]

Hi can you please tell me if recommendation letter is needed for california

[@vinaypatel2689]

Is there any competative exam for LICENCE??

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How's your debt ?

[@xhivaxx9418]

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[@LauraCoralPAC]

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