Being a Physician Assistant (PA) is an incredibly rewarding career, but it's essential to acknowledge and understand the negative aspects that come along with it. In this thought-provoking video, we shed light on the challenging aspects of being a PA that often go unnoticed. From long working hours and high-stress levels to the emotional toll of dealing with difficult patient situations, we discuss the realities that PAs face on a day-to-day basis. We also delve into the challenges of work-life balance, limited autonomy compared to physicians, and navigating the healthcare bureaucracy. While it's important to be aware of these negative aspects, we also provide insights on how to cope with them and find fulfillment in your PA career.
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CONTENT
0:43 Practice Limitations
2:41 Post Graduation Learning Curve
4:40 Burnout
5:59 Your Health
7:15 Death and Dying
About me:
I’m Michele Neskey, aka The Posh PA. Welcome to my channel! My mission is to provide personalized guidance, education, and motivation to build confidence and promote wellness for aspiring physician assistants and beyond.
Having been a PA for 17+ years and helped hundreds of students gain acceptance into PA school, I understand the admissions process. I know what they are looking for, and I can help you tailor every component to make you shine, giving you the BEST chance of getting accepted to a program. But it doesn't end there. I create personalized plans for PA students and practicing PAs including test-taking strategy for the PANCE, contract negotiations, and tools to overcome and prevent provider burnout.
My goal is to get you into a physician assistant (PA) school & survive the rigorous program, help you prevent burnout as a practicing PA, and help you take care of yourself so you can be the best version of YOU for your patients, family, and most importantly YOU!
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