Physician Assistant School Mock Interview | The Posh PA

[@erindudemanperson]

Maria did such a great job, comes off as very professional, calm and ready to start great career as a PA. Thank you so much for this video!

[@theposhpa]

I agree!

[@Mellerrrs]

Wishing I’d seen this sooner! This video is so knowledge packed-I’d love to book with you but only see times available the day before my interview 😭

[@theposhpa]

You can book with one of my other coaches!!! They are equally as helpful

[@Mellerrrs]

@@theposhpa thanks for the quick response. I definitely will 😄

[@jessicarainey462]

we need an update on Maria and if she got in!!

[@AlwonDomz]

I’m a Hospital Corpsman as well who applied to Dental school in 2021 but realized I wanted to change into something more service oriented. Is there a need for PAs who focus on underserved populations, specifically?

[@0palewen903]

Awesome!

[@jonathanarias2361]

I understand showing off people like maria that have supee unique backgrounds with tons and tons of experience, but what about those that are a little more run of the mill. Some of us have not had the chance to aquire as many unique experiences.

[@theposhpa]

I have worked with ALL types of applicants and find their unique strengths!

[@mauricioquizhpi6656]

Hi, I would love to have a mock interview with you this week if possible? How do I sign up?

[@theposhpa]

On my website micheleneskey.com/pa-coaching

[@hafsawaraich8317]

Which is img friendly pa program ?

[@hafsawaraich8317]

Hi I am a foreign mefical graduate .can you tell me any pa school which is img friendly?

[@15shuake]

im so so scared

[@mylrogtheldem9923]

Is there a health professional /academic advisor on here? I need help. I'm a chemistry graduate in my home country, wanting to get into PA school in the US. My chemistry bachelors didn't offer the most of the prerequisite courses to get into PA school. But getting into a college to get those prereqs is also proving difficult because most the schools want the courses accredited by "regional" (i.e. USA schools) and even some specifically want a bachelors degree from the US. How do I plan my PA journey then? I was thinking of doing a masters in Human Anatomy and Cell Biology in my country to try and get into the PA school, or even have an easier route into a university to get the prereqs from, but it seems that won't also work. Please help advise me.