Word on the street is that CASPA opens up in a few days! I’m feeling really old because I submitted my applications back in 2011, so I couldn’t tell you much about CASPA. I do want to help pre-PAs in any way I can though, and writing has always been my forte. So I am going to give some advice about the personal statement.
Read MoreI recently did an Q&A for @meghaninmedicine 's blog. I explain how I learned about the PA profession and why I became a PA. I also describe what it's like working in family medicine, specifically what I like and dislike about it.
Read MoreThis is a big dilemma for some who are considering applying to PA school. Whether you’re still completing your undergraduate studies, fresh out of college, or changing careers this can be difficult.
Read MoreMost young adults avoid going to the doctor's office. We feel that we simply don't have enough time. Or we assume our ailments will subside on their own. Google and WebMD are reasonable alternatives, right?
Read MorePhysician assistants are healthcare professionals who practice medicine in both inpatient and outpatient settings. This includes obtaining a patient’s medical history, performing physical exams, ordering and interpreting laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging, diagnosing, and treating.
Read MoreLet me start off by saying I didn’t go into PA school thinking that I would work in family medicine. I even purchased a cheaper stethoscope with the thought that I wouldn’t use it once I graduated (it’s the same stethoscope I use now).
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