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I really appreciate your support for the PA profession! But I do have to say we are not doctors and never will be, we have a lot of the same roles and responsibilities but no, we are not physicians

lol fair enough

I have friends who have social awareness

@@BorisThePA so do I. Maybe they just don't like talking to you. Friends should be able to talk to each other with more than single word replies

I understand that I just can’t deal with it

No not all adhd people overshare

Na only females should be doing that paragraph shittt straight up

You’ll get there if you put in the work and dedication 👍🏼

What’s a CRC?

@@BorisThePA​​⁠clinical research coordinator. I work as a CRC at an oncology clinic and do believe it qualifies as PCE.

lol truth

That’s such a good attitude! Just because you can does not mean you should. Have you heard of Dr. Kevin Jubal? He started Med School Insiders. He graduated medical school and got into a plastic surgery residency, which is extremely competitive, and quit after one year to pursue entrepreneurial ventures. He has a video about how he made the choice and realized that his time is finite and he needs to commit it to where he thinks he can be most effective. The same can be said for wanting to have a family, build a business, etc. PA is definitely much more conducive to having a life outside of medicine, which is why I chose it, and it sounds like you agree.

@@BorisThePA I’ve heard of Med School Insiders but didn’t know that!! I’ll have to check him out! Thanks for the great videos :)

It’s worth it in the end 👌🏼

You’re very welcome! EMT is excellent experience, wish I did that before PA school

@@BorisThePA apparently i heard EMT and the PA profession were born out of the military i believe.

@@Christopher_Casella PA yes, EMT I’m not sure about

brother started nutting?

Thanks for watching!

Fixed! Sorry about that

watch this video and the 100s of others on this channel and follow instructions ;)

Probably not officially

Not exactly. My class has more out of state students than in state. Rutgers really likes diversity

No way that would be unsafe

No idea!

I think everyone who works in medicine has some level of adhd. We wouldn’t be able to handle the chaos otherwise

A physician assistant is a licensed health professional who can diagnose, prescribe medication, perform procedures, and assist in surgery

Great question! It’s so difficult to make such a big decision in high school but if you are going to pursue an accelerated path like this, then you need to decide 100% whether you want to pursue PA or MD/DO. Once you’ve decided, then apply to those programs and stick to that pipeline. Keep your grades as high as possible, get volunteer experience and as much healthcare experience as possible. If you would like to discuss your situation in detail, definitely book a session on my website

Of course, but you’d be starting all the way from the beginning (med school, residency, etc) so if you want MD it’s better to just go straight to that and not do PA

@@BorisThePA one in india exam name is neet but you not qualified ap MBBS nahin kar sakte and without mbbs I can do not md

Nice, congrats!

Right?! Amazing story

I filmed and edited it and then got busy and forgot to post the last few videos. Is it helpful? Should I post the rest?

Such a cute bird

I’ve seen that. I guess Medicare and Medicaid compensate well for psych

Not sure!

Yes! I took it 4x total. Rutgers did not require the GRE though.

You’re very welcome!

Rutgers

Right?!

And creates positive pressure and filters all outside air through a huge medicalgrade hepa filter

So glad it was helpful! This is one of the first videos I ever made. Sara was very helpful

Congrats!!!

@@BorisThePA thank you! I appreciate your channel too 🙏

You’re very welcome! So what have you decided???

@@BorisThePA I think PA is the better option for me. I really like the lateral mobility and better hours/lifestyle. I’m excited!

Haha thank you, that video is so ridiculous

Yep. I’m an NP and was a nurse for 10 years before I went back. Clinical knowledge and experience goes a long way.

💯 that’s how the profession was designed to be. Everyone’s trying to rush to the finish line nowadays

I agree. NP applicants might often be more qualified than PA applicants since they’re already RNs. The issue is consistency of the quality of NP training

@@BorisThePA I totally get what you’re saying. There are quite a few “degree mills” out there. I feel that no matter where you go to school you learn everything on the job. PA or an NP school I feel trains you in what you need to know to pass your boards but once you start working that’s when you learn. Like anything you get out of what effort you put in.

Because many go into nursing without having an intention of being a provider.

You should do some research between the nursing model and medical model. There is a difference of care that they both give. It just depends on the person's service style. Also, there are more states that allow NPs to work independently without a MD/DO, than PAs.

@@irenealvarez8292 fair points but nursing model is meant for nursing, not being a diagnostician. A nurse’s role isn’t comparable to a doctor’s

@tatejones3164 No one is arguing that nursing model is comparable to doctor's model. You asked why become a nurse in the first place, and the reason is that not everyone goes into nursing thinking they'll be a provider, but I'm certain there is a plethora of other reasons why. Also, a good FNP program will teach and train NP students how to diagnose patients properly.

You’re very welcome, I think everyone needs to hear this

lol it’s true. I find that if you don’t go balls to the wall and just work out a little bit every day it actually does energize you.

It varies of course, could be as little as one, could be as many as five or six

@@BorisThePA Thank you so much

You got it 👍🏼

I believe in you. You got this!🙏🏽

Absolutely! It definitely takes more training, which of course means more time and money for training, but you practice at a much higher level so I would definitely say it’s better experience than CNA

Thank you so much for saying that! I’m so happy my story is helping people. Let me know if you need help with your personal statement/application or just planning your pre-PA strategy.

Oh for sure, CRNAs regularly make more than family med docs

Awesome good luck!!

Best of luck to you!

@@bremack94 thanks so much ! Have recieved an interview and am more than grateful at a different program

a PA to MD/DO program should just be regular 4 years medical school with the same board exams needed as any other medical student. There shouldnt be some cheat code loophole to becoming a physician, but they should just make it so that the acceptance requirements for the program takes the PA clinical experience into account alongside MCAT and prereqs. I think PA's should most definitely have opportunities to get to the next level if they wish to, but making a loophole to becoming a physician by doing some online 2 year program is a disastrous idea.

lol no!!!! 23 is a baby. You have time to do anything