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Hi, from Washington, DC. This is a really valuable video. It's like we're ALL on a dopamine rush addiction. I thank the Lord that I made certain things in my life a priority (my health, family, religion). I hope you DO make a movie. I really like your video style. Take care!😊👋🏽👨🏽‍⚕️

This a perfect analysis of the hedonic treadmill, keep up the good content bro!

Greetings, from the U.S. my fellow -PA!😊👋🏽👨🏽‍⚕️ Keep up the great work you are doing!

Why don't they just call themselves physicians associates? At my practice they mislead patients by introducing themselves as part of the medical team. Get a tad pissed off when you ask what their job title is. Feels like like to think they are doctors.

Good evening senior. Please can I have your contact for consultation on Anaesthesia Associates practice in UK?​

Please move to USA

As3m oo bro Doctors are trying to make the P.A profession useless worldwide. We shall overcome.

It's really sad 😢

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Love the vagera vagera 😂 Cool language techniques man so enjoyable hearing all your insight begin to end

no PA course in the states is 3 yrs,they average 24 to 27 months.I think they should also have kept the assistant name.

Love your content

Hey, can you please speak on PA job security. It seems only a handful of graduates are landing jobs and practicing PA are looking for an exit plan. Any advice for prospective student PA.

Great video and recommendation of materials, provided me with immense resources and assurance for PA school. Thank you OT!

Thank you

Youre a fraud

The usa had way more than 17😢and they got nothing

Hey I really love the content. I feel editing could be much better in order to grow. I can help you with it.

I really wanted to pursue PA bit after all the hate and controversy .. i no longer want to :(

I think the major issue that arises in the minds of med students is why bother going into medical school instead of a PA course if the outcome is the same. Especially when the training after medical school is significantly longer. Less about retaining knowledge. That same idea about knowledge can be said between doctors and nurses.

3y3 as3m oo

Yessir! Love the presentation

We don't need you to look at ECGS- we've got doctors for that. Go do the bloods and discharge summaries and help the doctors with their menial tasks instead of pretending to be a doctor/wannabe

Thanks for the book recommendation 😊

"USLME" at 4.20..lol

Fake doctors

What other options are there for qualified PAs other than grad med for PAs with science degrees and no previous registrations

Graduated the course last year and have yet to find a job. It's hard to not feel a bit like I was sold a dream! Currently contemplating applying for GEM. I still think that the pa role has potential but I've lost some faith personally.

The morale is very low. The uncertainty leaves much to be desired at the moment. 😢

What uni did you go to please?

Do you recommend becoming a PA despite all the negativity online?

Hi, do you think regulations will help the whole PA issue?

Love this attitude!!!

You are my special

A ghanaian brother ayyy

Charle me wo placement wo GP now na mabr3 rough.

Funny, informative, awesome 👌

physician assistant buddy

Sei un grande!!

Video came at the right time. 👍👍

You’re good.

√ Prescribing Authority in Evolving Healthcare Landscape Traditionally, only medical doctors (MDs) possessed prescription authority. However, the healthcare landscape has broadened to encompass qualified associate clinicians, such as physician associates (PAs), who can now prescribe medications within their scope of practice. √ Understanding Prescribers: Physician vs. Physician Associate * Medical Doctors (MDs): Possess deep knowledge across various medical specialties, serving as the foundation for training other healthcare professionals. * Physician Associates (PAs): Apply medical knowledge in primary or secondary care settings, specializing in specific areas and collaborating with MDs for complex cases. PAs complete a rigorous medical program but don't attend medical school. √ Clear Communication for Improved Patient Care The ability to prescribe medications varies among healthcare professionals, and titles can be ambiguous. While medical doctors use "Dr.," titles for other clinicians like PAs, clinical officers (COs) can be diverse. A standardized approach, such as a prefix like "Pr." before a clinician's name, could signify prescription authority (e.g., "Pr. Smith, PA-C"). Alternatively, titles could be adjusted to reflect this authority (e.g., "Pr. Smith, PA-C" instead of "Mr. Smith, PA"). This prefix "Pr" is an interesting concept as an abbreviation for "Practitioner and Prescriber". Ultimately, clear communication is essential. Understanding which providers can prescribe medications empowers patients to ask informed questions and receive appropriate care. Pr. Smith ,PA-C Clinical Practitioner.

Bro please don't vanish for so long again.

Missed you on here bro!

Nice singing bro

America banned their bachelor's degree long time ago but they admit premed courses and I don't know why they can't do so for three years or four years. In medicine, the longer you train the better you become. PA should extend their training duration

I do not know why UK, Canada, US and other Western countries have decided to stick to two years of training despite many questioning the intensity of medical training and practice. I absolutely think they need to extend their training duration and defend it. The least duration of PA graduate training should be three years.

Hi, im interested

I was trained and graduated PA school in 2006 in the USA. I am presently working in the UK as a PA in geriatric medicine. Unfortunately, I find the practice here limiting and the current skepticism against PAs discouraging. I will happily return to the USA to work as a PA where I can earn significantly more money and be treated as a respected member of the medical team.

Kumar and Clark is a unit 🤣