4 Best Non-Clinical Physician Assistant Jobs | The Posh PA
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- The PA profession is often associated with clinical roles, but there are so many non-clinical areas of growth. I'll break a few down in this video!
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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.
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Ive done most of these but my favorite is having my own business! Have you ever considered these?
Hello madam how are you..? I have done my postgraduate diploma in physician assistant in india 🇮🇳..? Do I have jobs in European countries or UK ..? If I have jobs, what is the process and how to license to work as a PA..?
You will have to check with each country their requirements to work as a PA
Hi I am a doctor of pharmacy graduate in India the PA program listed that I need 30 credits either by a grad program or undergraduate bachelor's in any department. If I have completed any grad program or undergrad program will I be eligible to apply for PA school? Or do I have to take the pre requisites again in the US. Cause I have major in biology and minor in chemistry. And the PharmD program which is a 6year course covers from chemistry, pharmacology, anatomy and physiology and clinical therapeutics with 1 year of internship at a hospital. So do I need to take those pre reqs like bio chem anatomy and physiology again or are they enough apart from hospital working hours. I can do the patient care experience thing. But not those again. So can you help me with this? I have also heard that a medical graduate in India applied for PA school and she didn't even got the need to do extra patient care hours as she had already done that in India.
Your hours from India will count as patient experience but you will most likely need to take the prerequisites in the US for most programs.
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