How To Choose A Speciality After PA School
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- In this video, I go over how to choose a speciality as a new graduate from PA school. As a new grad, it can be quite overwhelming when you have to decide what specialty you want to practice in or what specialty you want your first job to be in. Luckily, as a PA, you can practice in two or even switch your speciality during your PA career. Hope this video helps you decide on which speciality is right for you! Leave a comment below! :)
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As a PA of 5 years my best advice on choosing an area to practice, choose what you like not what seems like a good idea. I hear all of the time if I choose ENT I’ll loose all of my other medicine, same with Derm. If you love it go for it. Don’t waste your career feeling like you have to do IM, ER or UC just to keep the medicine. You can be happy from the start. Edit: also so much of your career depends on the people and patient population you work with, not just the specialty. So pay attention, do you like seeing repeat patients on a regular basis? Do you want to see someone once and not get attached? Do you want to help women/men during a harder moment (ER, PP, NICU, etc), there are a lot of options if you hate blood but love the mind consider psych! Whatever you like use that towards your future goal career.
Totally agreed! A lot of new grads feel the pressure
@@AndrianaCellini I sure did, I’m glad I went straight for what I enjoyed. Going to work when it doesn’t feel like work is THE GOAL!
This is amazing advice
You should have chosen IR! No bias… 😏
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I would love to learn more about the role of a PA in IR. Maybe you could do a video about it.
Saved for a watch later! Going to be first year PA student in January so I’ll come back to this again once I finish my PA program 😄
I'm tied up between Orthopedic Surgery and IR. I shadowed PA's in both specialties and loved it!!!
Both are super pa friendly!!
Would be nice if PA schools offered more elective rotations, I would prefer 2-3 electives!
You sounds like me! I am all about hands on learning and I love hands one ☝🏻. I am also thinking about dermatology and surgery .
Good advice!! I think your heart leads you to where you’ll be the happiest and do the most good 😊.
Agreed!
I would love to see a video on how you organise your schedule please. Love your videos xx
The ending cracked me up, lol so cute! Great advice 😀❤
Could you make a video focused on getting into PA school? Love your channel, you’re so inspiring!! Thx😊
Super helpful video! Can you do a video on the difficulties that come with being a new grad PA? Thank you! Love your channel :)
i freaking love you!!! so happy you made a channel! yay!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Awesome advice! Can you talk more about your schedule looked like in the different PA jobs that you have had :)
Such good advice! Hoping I can figure out what I want to do soon
I think u gave excellent tips!
What would you do if you could decide again? Because Family kinda sucks.
Thank you in loving memory of Brooke Haulbrooks wyatt and Rebecca Lynn Bell and her mom they are home up there somewhere
I love those videos❤🥳🥳tysm🙏🏼
Hello
Can you please do a video on the schools that accept international students who have completed PA school and wanna continue
Thanks
My elective for dermatology got cut due to covid :/ so now as a new grad I’m unsure if I want to go straight into a specialty or not.
I am going through rotations right now, had my elective in derm last month and loved it! But I'm nervous - I've heard it's so difficult to go straight into derm as a new grad... Do you just apply to a ton of clinics straight out of school or do you have to rely more on networking?
A mixture of both! It’s always great to create connections through your rotations
Salutations.
I'm from Tamizh Naadu, India.
I'm in my pa program ....i like work in USA. Should I enroll my self in arc pa accredited program and have to pass pance to work there ?.. Is this For both federal and private sectors pa jobs ?
What is the best way to get rid of a white head that you may have had for awhile? Thanks!
Would recommend to see your derm to have it extracted if possible!
Can PA's have a specialty in nutrition or health and wellness. I'm currently studying nutrition, and the idea of combining it with a masters in PA sounds intriguing but I don't know if its realistic.
Hey I was wondering the same thing… were you able to find out more about that ?
I am a second year PA student w/ an undergrad in Nutritional Science. Look into integrative health- I chose my university because they developed a program that includes the nutritional integration. However, it’s still a very niche field in the US due to insurance coverages, ect so job opportunities are hard to come by BUT it is growing as more people become aware of it. Even if it doesn’t take off, I’m SO happy I chose PA. I have been able to use my nutrition education almost everyday in all 9 of my clinical rotations so far & it has earned me great letters of rec from many of the attending physicians!
@@alyssapenton2932 that's awesome! Thanks for responding! What university is that? If you don't mind me asking
@@perryhenderson4161 no 😔
where is your headband from!
Lele Sadoughi!