5 things I wish I knew before PA school (what to expect)
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- So you want to become a PA? Well, before you can do that you have to complete the most challenging, yet rewarding, 2.5 years ever..!!!
If you do not know what to expect & want to be prepared as possible, be sure to watch this video for my take on WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW before starting PA school... I discuss everything from meal prepping, how to study, how difficult it is and mental health!
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Most helpful PA channel!! MORE VIDEOS PLZZZ!!!!!!
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Youre sucha gem! Thank you so much for your help 🙏 we are lucky to have you in our PA community 😊
I'm so excited to have found your page! I'm currently a Junior getting my BS & I am excited, anxious & nervous to start my PA program! Instantly subscribed so I can get all the important info before I start researching my program :)
I just decided to go to PA School! So glad I found your channel!💕 wish you the best on your journey!
These are great points Dani! I definitely wish that I could go back to myself before PA school and give some tips.
Yes! I really love this video. Especially the last point, grades don't matter, what matters is the PA-C
This video was so encouraging. 👏🏾☺️ im nervous for PA school but this video gave me a more balanced view. Love your videos! I’m legit binge watching lol
JUST FOUND UR RUclips CHANNEL AND IM SO HAPPY I DID!! THANK U FOR ALL THIS INFO
It is so great to hear the last point because I am not a great test taker. I stress before, during, and after exams. If I don't do well I get discouraged but I know my patient contact will be better. I'm hoping to get into PA school this fall or maybe the beginning of 2022. I'm finishing up all my CASPA information. I'm waiting on letters of recommendation from doctors and PAs. My personal statement is just about done. Thank you for your videos.
this is VERY helpful because i have a strong passion to be a Surgical PA and i was very nervous about the money part and the 28 months you have to learn EVERYTHING they teach at Med school and Nursing school. but you really helped me see that i CAN do it! so thank you!
Hey Dani. It's Daniel Luptak. We used to play tennis together when we were like 10 haha. Hope all is well and best of luck with everything
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@@mindset1768 chilllllllll 😂😂😂
Daniel provided heavy gunfire while we were waiting for the medical extraction
So positive, Thank You for the video!!!
Real talk in the food prep. Saves so much time.
Aw I loved this video!! Thanks!!
#4 so important! Great vid
learned so much cant wait to apply for school and use these tips
Some really good tips in here. Subscribed!
This is some good notes thanks!
Just got accepted to a program! Applied to 10 schools, 5 interviews total so far. 1 waitlist 1 acceptance and the other ones I don't hear back from until November. Another interview in November! Just taking it all day by day. Thanks for the video!
Congrats
I applied to 10 schools too! 2 interviews. 1 waitlist and 1 acceptance 4 days ago 😊😊
@@aaliyahn5427 congrats! What a tedious process this year has been. 😬
Update?
One of the best didactic advice videos.
Wow. You just made me feel at ease! I'm in my junior year and already looking into CASPA so I can work on my applications! Unfortunately I have to retake my A&P since I took it 10 years ago. But I just found out some schools like in Texas don't care about how long ago the classes were taken. However, as I'm waiting to get into a program, I'll take A&P again just in case I don't get in the programs in Texas! Do you or does anyone else know if there are other schools that don't have a "time" restriction for the prerequisites??
The first two minutes ! I was hooked . So true !!
“I was not prepared to feed myself”
“If you are not studying you feel like time is wasted”
I finished my first quarter 😩
ahhh yes, im glad someone can agree to these points as well!!
well said, especially towards the end
Thank u so much for such a nice video and plz keep more videos about medical courses plz
this video is so helpful!! :)
Donna Trinh yay!!! Glad you enjoyed it
Wow thanks for your explanation. It was so fun to listen and it was clear. However, I still doubt myself whether I can do this course or not. What if I messed up and feel lazy to study😔
Thanks for that last advice
I just came back from my exam and i really needed this ,thank you !!!!
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Hey Dani, I am considering becoming a PA. It is my dream job. What did you major in when you went to college?
I love your videos😍
Wow this is a really good video👏🏾👏🏾
Saint Pablo thank u!!😊 more coming soon
I have seen this man on every pa based comment
I have a random question, what class was the toughest while you were in undergrad?
with the meal prep I say also think using factor they send you food to reheat so think about that and other companies like this as well if your in cooking
Do they teach that Lyme Disease is not a chronic illness at your PA school?
Grades do matter. Several of the residency/fellowship programs I applied to had a min GPA of 3.0, and having a strong GPA is definitely viewed favorably for many of the adcoms (at least I've been told this). It would make sense to favor strong GPAs, because the majority of residency programs lump you in with physician residency programs, who undoubtedly value book smarts and textbook knowledge.
What are the best majors for your undergraduate prior to getting into PA school? I’m currently doing a BS in psychology and wanna know if that’s a good option? Thank you so much!
I'm currently taking BS in Biology.. and I want to go PA School.. But I'm not sure if there's really "the best major" to take 😵 As long as you know the pre-requisites to get into PA School.
am a sophomore in highschool, planning to do lpn to get patient care experience...is that a good idea..
Some schools have a Pre PA program
Are you allowed to record in class lectures during didactics to replay them while studying at home?
Dani, good eve from Dubai ... I have a question please .. Do I have to be a graduate from any related medical schools, well, I had studied chemistry, physics, and biology in my high school with high grades on, as well as I have a bachelor degree in historic preservation which I had studied chemistry with as well. From your experience, do you think I am eligible to apply for the PA program ? Thanks for your kind reply
I’ve a medical technologist (ASCP) with 5 year work experience. Any advice?
thats awesome. check out my video on "how to get into PA school" for my top tips on how to get accepted!! :D
Hey im 12 and i think ill be a pa you have inspired me,i like medicine i want to aim high in life and take care of my family
guys i skipped forward nonstop and turned it into a 30 sec video and got most of the knowledge
Very great job and soo stressful life
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Did you have to make a decision between MD and PA, if so, how did you choose?
Check out my other video on my channel! I made a video about why I chose PA!
I would love to do pa-c I’m just scared I’ll be the dumbest one there
The schedule sounds a lot like an Army school without PT in the AM.
I like your channel 👍👍👍👍
Was it really hard to get onto PA school? Im applying for PA school now and im so scared.
Ooooo did u get in ?? 🙈
@@jemirahd4484 not yet still waiting to hear back
@@sapphirejungreis2741 update???
@@brooke5520 still nothimg :(
@@sapphirejungreis2741 please update when you get your results :))) Im rooting for you!!
How you study for yor exams
Hello Dani!
First of all thanks for sharing these tips with us.
I’m in Pre PA school and I just trying to found someone that have background Latino and I saw your name “Daniela”, maybe you can help me.
So, where are you from?
Can I talk to you?
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omg this scares me
Search a Great video
Volunteer work all over pa and other places
hey! is public health a good under grad degree to get into PA school
hey , did u get any teply about it ? i am doing public health too
New subbie here :)
Korli Cymone so grateful you joined!!
Can i become MD after pa
Lol nice video
Nice cat 😀
I’m 20 & JUST decided I wanted to be a PA Im not in college so I understand I have start all over & get a bachelors degree first since I’m just figuring out my career path. I’m currently CNA & in the process of getting my MA certification bc I feel as if that would be better for clinical hours in the long run & also having a stable job during the whole becoming a PA journey. do you think I should stick to being a CNA while going through college & PA school or get my MA certification (1 year) & then apply to a college to get my bachelors degree & do PA school?
I’m not in PA school yet but my cousin is a PA professor at an elite school. I had asked her this question and she said that either is fine, but CNA is great because it is so patient focused.
@@Ml_-ir7eg okay thanks I figured staying a CNA would be the best choice since I’ve been one for a year so I have more experience & wouldn’t have to start over as MA to get PCE whenever I do start PA school
1, police need to do rounds , 2, no one hanging around school premises 3, committee have to do more in town
Omg! Thx! Btw you kinda look like Angelina Jolie :)
Is 31 too old to become a PA?
Nope! I once met a 42 year old woman who began PA school at 39
@@cassandragalvan7688 thank you!
It's not too old to become an MD either!
@@billr5842 if money was no factor I totally would
@@firstlookpro7282 It is quite expensive but youll be able to pay off your debt quickly. An MD will make a minimum 200k per year but far more for many specialties. Many PA schools are actually quite expensive too
You is fine
Wait....are you dominican or puertoriqueno????🧐
u r so cute❤
That’s cap u do pa bc u flopped med like me
The projection is strong in this one. You’re embarrassing.
Not everyone thinks like that. I’m choosing PA school over medical school and I have great stats/application. I’m not even applying to medical school. The main motivation over medical school is to finish quicker to be able to start a family and the ability to switch specialities if I want.