From poverty to making $250,000 a year as an anesthesiologist assistant: My Pre-AA journey

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[@theonlylinkify4284]

As a first generation Latino, your videos have inspired me so much. I hope that I can follow in your footsteps!

[@pakknowledgefactory2725]

Excellent

[@emeksb4823]

Thank you for your inspiring message.

[@shloola1953]

Wow you have an amazing background! You are one of the main reasons that motivated me to pursue this career. Quick question, do you have any advice on how to apply for scholarships? Its hard to find any nowadays. 😕

[@CAALifestyle]

Just keep trying, applying, and refining your written material!

[@DG-cl3gs]

DO you think youd be less happy as an MD anesthesiologist? What are the pros and cons? I know its more school

[@sbhaker1]

Great content, really inspiring story of dedication and that work hard anything is possible. I just wanted to ask, I’m an AA in the UK (CAA) and I really want to work in the US. Do you know anyone who could offer some advice on how to do it. Thank you

[@CAALifestyle]

Mark Leonard, CAA worked in the UK as an AA. He may be able to offer you some guidance if you reach out to him

[@anonymouspink798]

💗

[@jamilaanderson7505]

What steps did you take to become an anesthesiologist assistant