MORE OF MY CLINICAL ROTATION VIDEOS YOU HAVE TO SEE! Emergency Medicine (at a Level 2 Trauma Hospital!) - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLdpp9Sr0Z-7m3U.html Cardio thoracic Surgery (Cancer Center) - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nrBkZquSx6fIdYk.html Critical Care (at a level 2 Trauma Hospital!) - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ap-noa9pqZfNf2g.html OB/GYN - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqp-ntZiv8mRpKM.html Trauma (at a Level 2 Trauma Hospital!) - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNqEpdGk0svMZ4E.html General Surgery - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n559lNObkrPJdJc.html Psych - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n890ZdOlu5y2m5c.html Intensive Care Unit (ICU) - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eb18Y5SguLaulJc.html

I absolutely love your videos! I'm currently a CNA and in school for respiratory therapy. I've always known that I wanted to work around critical care so the ICU is definitely the perfect place to work in for that experience. I am thinking about going to PA school after I work as an RT for a little and becoming a PA in pulmonology or Critical care. Watching this video gave me some good ideas to look and prepare for when I become an RT or PA. Look forward to watching more of your inspiring videos! You are AMAZING!!!

Can you talk about I'd you can how you will pay back loans for pa school

Loved this video! Thank you for sharing your experience and going into what types of cases you saw... SO informative.

I hope you post your graduation video soon along with your next step! Can't believe you finished!!! The time flew by

After watching a few of your rotation videos, I saw that you mentioned a specialty in OB/GYN as a PA. I found that to be very interesting because I had no idea that a PA could work in that field. So, I was hoping you would know if you could be a PA in Endocrinology? If so, did you ever have the chance to practice in that field during your clinical rotations? I have never seen an in depth video over endocrinology from a PA’s perspective. I was hoping you could shed some light on this question for me.

My inpatient is going to be apparently pediatric ICU. Which would be good for me even though they said it’s mostly shadowing because before PA school I worked as a pediatric MA so i saw the outpatient for 2.5 years

Yay I’m finally the first person!!

Love you 😩🙏🏽♥️

Hi Adanna, currently a RRT working T1 and T2 hospitals. I understand PAs commonly work in Trauma ICU. Are you guys able to work in MedSurg/Caridac,Neuro ICU? Great video btw! Thank you!

At what age did you finish pa school?

Thanks for replying to my email Adanna.. I'll continue making phone calls and emails till I find someone for shadowing

I know you didn't talk about this too much, but you talked about a lot of procedures that would go along with this. Are physician assistants allowed to put in a chest tube and take one out? You also talked about intubation. Do Physician assistants do that? Currently a rt as well!! 😁

What level is the trauma center where you are rotating at? I’ve heard at trauma level two locations PAs can do more procedures versus trauma level one locations are mainly medical residents doing procedures. Have you found this to be the case or? Thank you for being super informative on your clinical rotations. I appreciate it so much because shadowing can be difficult to obtain in certain settings.

What if you do not like all that excitement or rush, what’s a more chill calm field for a PA?

Do pa’s work under attending or residents or both? Thanks!

Hi! What PA program do you attend if you don't mind me asking?

can PAs give CPR/defibrillation?

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Third?? Lol