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Laura Coral, PA-C
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2020
Being an Emergency Medicine PA!
Here's an interview with one of my favorite people ever, Diana Afonso, PA-C! She's an Emergency Medicine PA who shares her experience being a physician assistant at at Brown EM. Let me know what you think and if you have any questions!
You can also email Diana for EM questions: diana.afonso@brownphysicians.org
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How To Get Your PA License || Laura Coral, PA-C
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Hello my darlings! If you have recently graduated from PA School, CONGRATULATIONS! Next step is obtaining your state license to be able to start practicing as a PA! Although this can be a long and frustrating process, it is not as difficult as it seems, and I’m here to help you along! Let’s talk about the steps you need to complete over the next 10 minutes: TIME STAMPS: • Overview of the 4 step...
How To Get Into PA School! | And What To Do if You are Waitlisted or Rejected!
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Hola My Beautiful Darlings! Today I am sharing my journey of the things I learned from applying to PA school TWICE and how I got into my top choice! If you are in a similar situation like I was a few years ago, this is meant to encourage you and remind you that you WILL GET THERE! 💖 MATERIALS MENTIONED - Book: How to “Ace” the Physician Assistant School Interview (Second Edition): www.amazon.co...
How to Become a Dermatology PA: Tips from a Curology Provider | Laura Coral, PA-C
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I'm back to share some tips for getting your dream PA job in dermatology! I'll also go into the details of what a day in the life of Derm PA looks like, and my journey to finding my current job as a Curology Provider! 👩🏽⚕ 📚TRAINING MATERIALS MENTIONED - Online Derm fellowship: www.dermpa.org/page/DiplomateFellowship - Clinical Textbook: www.amazon.com/Fitzpatricks-Color-Atlas-8th-Ed/dp/125964...
Physician Assistant School: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly!
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Let's talk about what PA School is really like! We'll cover didactic year and clinical year, what to expect, and how to survive it! Follow me on Instagram @thecoralbrief
Best Career in America? Why I Became A Physician Assistant
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Let's talk about the main reasons I chose to become a PA: 1. A Desire To be a Healthcare Provider 2. Duration of Training 3. Hands-On Nature of the Job 4. Flexibility! 5. Lifestyle To learn more about what a PA is, check out my first video here: th-cam.com/video/8JCK9FVx5bA/w-d-xo.html Follow me on IG at @lauracoralh
Being a Physician Assistant (PA Career Explained by a Dermatology PA)!
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Hey guys! I LOVE being a PA and sharing my experience in this flexible and fulfilling medical profession. Let's start with the basics: • What is a PA? • What is the scope of practice? • Can you switch between specialties? • Can you dive deeper into certain specialties? • Plus, a little bit about me and my journey in the field :) Follow me on Instagram: @thecoralbrief
Is PA completely different than med school. And can i get into medical school as 3rd year student or in anyway?
Can you make a video about being psychiatry PA and put turkish subtitles as well? My english is well enough but i still want subtitles😅
Thanks.
Hiee... I'm from India.... And I want to be PA in USA So can u suggest me any UG course in India....so that would lead me to do PA in USA
are there PAs in neurology?
Very informative🫡
It’s like u read my mind! Thanks
Smart is the new sexy 🔥
She looks like Vanessa Hudgens!
Sorry, but Dentistry is better. Flexible hours, good job outlook, paid slightly more, than PAs.
Laura, definitely your love of people and the Lord is evident! ☺️🙌 I was excited to see your video as I just started as a program assistant for a new PA Program at my alma mater 🎉 It is an exciting field!! It would be cool to chat with you about being a PA and even just where things currently are for ya 👍 Either way, thank you for sharing!!
Great video, I was wondering if someone can help me with a question I have. I have my bachelors degree and almost all my prerequisites. I'm only missing several classes. I would like to take them at my local community College, I have seen in more than 1 PA program that they only accept classes/prerequisites from 4 yesr universities. Is this a common thing? Also, what are your guys opinions on retaking classes? For example, my worst science grade is AP1 with a C. Should I retake it? Thanks in advance and any help is appreciated.
Laura, is true a PA needs always to stay with a supervisor, like a doctor? How is it? Could you explain, please ? Thanks a lot
Hii mam I am from 🇮🇳 India I am a PA student Please help me how an Indian students work in America 🇺🇸 Pls put one video about it Please help your juniors mam
Hope you're doing ok. Saw it's been a while since you last uploaded 😎
Can I do Physician Assistant after my bachlore degree in India which hold 3 years ? So m I eligible for this physician assistant course?
Is there any competative exam for LICENCE??
I have done my MBBS from Bangladesh. If I want to go in usa ,actually may be I am going in usa as my wife is usa resident...so if I want to work as physician assistant in usa what should I do?Is there any more course I have to do for physician assistant job in usa?and what about medical assistant.?I don't want to do usmle exam to be doctor there because it will be very hard for me...plz enlighten me by sharing the fruitful information.
Is there is any exams for PA from India to work on US
In high school, i had the choice between a pharmacist and the PA program. I regret not choosing the PA program. I feel like i chose the wrong answer on a test 😢😅.
It is never too late! Life is full of surprises and choices, I've found people always find the path they were supposed to take even if it is not the fastest one ;)
Nah show us YOUR paystubs!!
I finished my PA degree in India can I apply for job in US
This is not my area of expertise, but I do know you have to be accredited in the United States to work as a PA.
Please,my question is about the salary Do you get paid every month,or every year?
It will depend on the business, but typically it is twice a month or every other week.
Hello, thank you for this video. It was super helpful I’m considering pursuing this career. But as a female in her mid-20s, I’m worried about the short time in to start a family and juggling that work life balance. Do you feel that having this career but also 3 to 4 kids is possible?
One of my favorite things about the PA field is the flexibility versus other advanced medical tracks. I've worked with many wonderful providers that have been able to both juggle families and work as a PA. Good luck!
What are the conditions for Physician assistant to work in the United States?
They range from place to place with varying responsibilities and roles. Some are high stress and very demanding (surgical) whereas others are less chaotic (outpatient clinics).
This was a great video! I’m also from Colombia so I love seeing my people succeed! I’m currently in school to become an MA but the end goal is definitely PA
¡Buena suerte!
Wow this video is perfect timing for me! I'm about to graduate with my B.S. in Public Health and am currently applying for clinical research roles, but I've always had an interest in PA school! This definitely solidified my interest <3
Is PA a stem course? Please reply thanks
Hey! PA is typically a degree or major. There are many interesting courses within a PA program :)
Hi I'm from Bangladesh. I'm a physician Assistant. I have completed three years diploma, Bachelor degree and Masters of Public Health (MPH). I'm a government employee as a Sub-Assistant Community Medical Officer in 06/04/2008 to 28/04/2023. I want to do Physician Assistant job in America. What can I do now. Please help me.
Hi there fellow PA! I'm not an expert in international PA certificates, but do know you have to be certified in the U.S. to work here. Best of luck!
Hi, do you revise personal statements? Could you review mine
I’m in my gap year… torn between PA and med school… any advice?
PA was the choice for me due to the work/life balance, but both are awesome options to help people!
Fees of this course !?
It depends on the program and school but will run in the 10s - 100s of thousands
Thank you so much for making this video! Just an FYI for future viewers, you can actually apply for your NPI as a student (PAEAonline has a great video for this), but you need your license for the DEA
I just have one question, when you said Bachelor u mean bachelor in what major?
You can do your bachelors in many majors, you need to meet the pre-requisites of each program before you can start. I did mine and Biology and Biotechnology. Hope that helps!
I had a classmate tell me that if you go to school in one state you may not be able to practice in another state with different regulations and what not. Example going school in texas and moving to california for work. I thought this was incorrect when i heard it because the PANCE is a “national” certificate but this person swore that was the case. Any information on this topic you can provide? also great video I am making a playlist of helpful PA videos for the future and I added yours to it!
You have to apply to be licensed in each state and graduating in a state doesn't necessarily grant that state's license. I can say from experience, that when you move to a new state it takes several months to get a licensed in the new state.
Is it very expensive to go to PA school?
Unfortunately yes! :'( However often PA school will lead to better opportunities after graduating!
it would be feasible to have online consultations, open other dermatology private in other cities and have your own line of cosmetics
Hii I'm Dr.Manas MBBS,DDVL from India... Can You Please Guide Me Regarding PA Course For An IMG Doctor... Thanks In Advance 🙏🙏
Do you HAVE to prescribe meds? Like is it a requirement where you are monitored to see if you are prescribing meds?
Every place will be different. Many colleagues that I have worked with have worked in roles where prescriptions are not part of their job, you can also consider integrative health, which is more preventative focused rather than medication oriented. But as a PA you are allowed to prescribe.
Hai Ma'am Iam MD doctor from India Can I work as a PA ,i just finished my Undergraduate degree called MBBS equal to MD in USA Now I want to come to USA as primary route i can take PA Help me is there any entrance exams for International students to study PA
This is not my area of expertise, but I do know you have to be accredited in the United States to work as a PA.
Which course is better in Health?
Anatomy classes are very useful!
I am retired military and strongly considering PA school here in Texas. I earned an MBA while in the Army in 2009.
The PA degree is a very useful and in high demand. Many of my classmates came form different backgrounds and unique experiences such as yours only makes the field more adaptive and industrious. Thanks for watching and thank you for your service :D
Thank for sharing
This inspires me to look into this field, slowly building my path before entering a Pre PA program, I’m nervous and have had others even doctors tell me to go into nursing because I’m 28, lol and “take advantage of my youth” but Idk still finding what interests me and this so far is at the top.
The PA field and career is more flexible than that of the MD approach. I've love and admired all the folks I have worked with.
Hi i just came across your videos,and they are so helpful for me. I have completed my 5 years of MBBS(medical bachelors degree)outside the states,can i directly apply for PA masters program?? Would really appreciate your response.
This is not my area of expertise, but I do know you have to be accredited in the United States to work as a PA.
To be a Physician associate, do I have to be Registered Nurse first?
Nope! You are thinking of NP, a PA can come from any background as long as they meet the school's required prereq's.
I, bsc PA completed from India 4y..what's process ..USA work..plz
This is not my area of expertise, but I do know you have to be accredited in the United States to work as a PA.
What are possible undergrad majors to consider before the PA program? Also how do non traditional students who are older go to PA school balance school with bills and being homeowners who may not have the choice to not work while in PA school
Can Physiotherapist become PA? I'm really interested in dermatology.
I'm currently in nursing school hoping to be a PA. Although NP's are able to open their own practice and PAs can't, I still want to learn the medical model and combine it with the nursing model to provide the best patient care.
That is very smart! I'm sure you'll do great 👏👏
I’m considering doing the same if CRNA doesn’t work out!! Plus the NP route means the possibility of finding my own preceptor and I don’t wanna go through that stress lol