Can you review Rutgers, UC Davis,

This video was great and absolutely what I needed! I’ve got an interview in a month and my nerves are all over the place

Hello Adanna

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For someone that is currently a junior in HS Is it possible or a good idea if I become a CNA then transition into a PA to help gain knowledge & experience?

This video helped me pre-PA school to know that other people are parents and successful in school. A structured day to day schedule is super helpful. Thanks for sharing Adanna!

One of the main reasons I want to be a PA is to intubate, I’m an RT, I get to intubate in some hospitals only but PAs they intubate everywhere in LA.

As a PA of 22 years. Take a course that will show you all the topics and common questions. I have taken this exam 4 times I believe and it hits the same subjects over and over. You can do it, you just need confidence and know those points they want to hit in the exams. Get practicing practice tests and you will pass it

Just purchased this book. I have an interview on the 12th! So good❤

Thank you

this is a great video! i was just wondering, do PAs basically take on the same workload and stress as physicans but for a lower pay? the salary is completely fine for me, but im scared that ill be choosing a path where im severely underpaid and see physicians make more for the same/less work

Hi Adanna, does it matter if a first degree is obtained online or in person to be considered for a PA school. I'm currently planning on attending WGU for my 1st degree before applying to a PA school. Please help 🙏.

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I think the Gre is what I’m worried about. I’m 41 thinking about going back to school to be a PA

Wondering about the Gre exam. Do you to score super high to get into the physician assistant program?

Had a shadowing experience in the OR and I think I’ve found my niche. I’ve been watching all the videos, doing my research, EVERYTHING! Looking to be an RNFA now!

Hello Adanna. Chinedu here. I'd like to connect with you, please is there anywhere i can reach you out

Turn century mode on

High paying jobs are traumatic.. it’s like do I want to be this way for the rest of my life

I am in school to be a medical assistant because I am not enjoying the teaching field at all. I have had my fair share of being a caregiver especially to my grandmother. And it wasn't easy I pushed through it with taking care of her at the end of the day it made me feel good. There were times where i would see my grandmother break down and I would be there to help her through it. I prefer to be apart of the healthcare system instead of teaching it's not worth it at all. I am glad that the healthcare system is so broad. I don't think I am smart enough to be a Physician assistant. Great video by the way. @Adanna The PA

Im started PA school in August, do you recommend any q-bank or supplemental study programs such as Prep-Pearls, Rosh, Uworld, Smartypants, osmosis, etc?

Is it normal before the d & c you take a bunch of pills before the procedure?

That was hilarious! I gotta try that one...

This was great. What a lovely/funny couple. God bless you both!

What about the day after? I'm experiencing cramps and genera pain in my pelvis. I think the dr dug his fingers too hard, he was too rough.

Adanna, once again, fantastic message on the channel! I wanted to share that I'll be attending nursing school but have decided to pursue PA school for my graduate training instead of NP school. Having been in the industry for as long as I have, I've noticed that both nursing and PA offer "lateral mobility," which is something I highly value. Additionally, the training hours PAs receive compared to their NP counterparts is a significant factor for me. My decade-long experience as a licensed CNA has given me a lot of perspective, and your channel has been incredibly helpful in shaping my decisions. Thank you again for all that you do!

This is great, thank you!

Wow what a great inspirational story. Thanks for providing this type of content. I really enjoyed this

Yeah wanted to know your major in undergraduate

Thanks for the video! Just wondering what you majored in for undergraduate, or if you have any recommendations? Thanks!

Guys, so sorry. Apparently the unedited version got uploaded but information is still good. Lol! 🤦🏽‍♀️

I think it’s tough for a lot of pre-healths to decide what they truly want to do because so many of them have very limited exposure to healthcare until college. When you’ve wanted to help people in a medical setting your whole life and you thought being a doctor was the only way to do that it suddenly becomes much more challenging to decide if that is really the life you want for yourself when you find out about the other options too. Sorry for the rant, just my experiences for myself and what I’ve seen from others haha

Agreed I wasted so much trying to figure out which was right for me, am I too old for this or that. Time went by either way! God will Make a way for me to not work and go to school bc he placed this desire in me! Future BSN in the making, and plan to go to PA school after. Bc that’s the path He chose for me!

Per year fee of PA school??

Hello I want to get into PA school and my GPA is less than 3, please give me suggestions in what way I can get into PA school

Can Indian students become PA in USA??

my sister in family med gets paid 125k as a new grad!

Still on the undecided stage between Med school and PA school 🥲

whaaaa? you just went to the Library? That's awesome!

Thank you for this! This really helps with the little things that people could over look when preparing for this journey! Thank you! 🙏🏾

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I am sorry but I would not want a medical student doing a Pap test or anything like that because it is better to have some who is experienced so they know how to do that properly I hope that doesn’t make rude

Hi, can you do a video on a pursuing a Masters degree before PA school? I was wondering if completing a masters degree in something like Biomedical Science or Biomedicine would help offset a low gpa. I'm considering completing something like this during a gap year before I apply to PA school. for example would a high grad GPA in a Biomedical Science masters program look competitive if I have a low undergrad GPA?

Honestly, I would say take an hour or so and go on Osmosis or Picmonics to study anatomy. Try to be prepared in that at least.

2:14 I laughed when you said "We are in a business of customer service, and we are servers". You are saying that working in healthcare as a PA, MD, nurse, CNA, MA, RT, PT is the same amount of customer service as working in a restaurant or a hotel? Because you made that direct comparison between the two careers. If what your saying about customer service in healthcare is true then why do so many doctors and other providers have low or no bedside manner or compassion? I'm speaking from direct experience from both sides of the coin, as a patient AND working in healthcare, and I'm not the only one with this observation. A hospital is not a 5 star restaurant nor is it a 5 star luxury hotel, just speaking the truth. There's just too much burnout and stress working in healthcare to be constantly people-pleasing and doing everything they want. I just totally disagree with that statement about customer service.

do you get paid while in PA school or in rotations? I really want to go to PA school but I have kids so I think financially it would be really hard.

A lot of the accepted students- if they are young- like 22 or 23 years old and applying- usually KNEW they wanted to be a PA by age 17 and EVERY single summer during undergrad (while being presidents of Pre PA club or the like) they got their patient care hours. Or- alternatively- they had a nursing degree of surgical scrub tech and were working for 2 or 3 years straight after their undergrad then applied. Average class age is about 26 or so- quite a few who are 28-35 (and were dietitions, occupational therapists, nurses.. working for 3-5 years). You can get in if you're on the younger side- but you probably need to have worked EVERY single Summer during undergrad as well as maybe volunteered abroad in order to stand a chance at getting in when you're 23 years old.

I have same question 🙋🏻‍♀️

This hurt me last time

Is Ob/gyn physician assistant something that can be entered into as a new grad to include going to surgery?