PA Student - Day in the Life (End of Didactic year)
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2022
- Did you know that less than 6.5% of PAs identify as Hispanic or Latino?! The lack of Latinos in medicine is a frustrating reality. I hope this video offers a glimpse into my life as a first-generation Mexican American PA student, husband, and dog dad.
My goal with this channel is to increase the presence of our Latino and Hispanic providers and be a resource for all pre-PA/PA students! For a limited time, I am offering one-on-one personalized Zoom sessions to meet all of your pre-PA and PA student needs. You can sign up and view the affordable pricing using the Calendly link below. I look forward to meeting you.
calendly.com/themexicanpa/con...
Thank you for watching.
The information in this video is entirely my own views and opinions. I do not represent the views or opinions of the Univesity of California, Davis ("UC Davis".) Any topics or advice discussed on this channel is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All content, including text, graphics, images, and information, contained in this video is for general information purposes only and does not replace a consultation with your own medical health professional.
Hope you guys enjoy the video. Animo plebes!!
My IG: @themexicanpa
Tiktok: @themexicanpa
Email: themexicanpa@gmail.com
First gen Cuban here! Wrapping up undergrad and prereqs and your channel has been a great idea of how PA school is. Looking forward to when I am able to apply.
Antonio! Thank you for the support and for the comment. Aqui estamos to help with any questions you might have! Saludos hermano.
You are really an inspiration, I’m so glad I came across this channel
Thank you for your kind comment friend! Saludos desde Sacramento
loved the vid ! 🙏🏻
Thanks bro!
This is awesome! I love the quick Spanish comments hehe
I'm applying to PA school next May 2023! Thank you for the great content.
Love the content bro
Thanks for the support brother!!
Great video, can't wait to see more content. Love the Hispanic pride 😤 ✊🏽
Gracias Joseph. I truly appreciate the support. 🇲🇽✊🏼
Great channel. I am a medic from Sacramento & considering PA school. So great to see the positive experience you are having at school. UCD is definitely on my list as a school option.
Hi friend! Thank you very much for the support and comment.
I’m actually working on a video today about “things to consider when choosing between PA programs” that might be helpful as you build your list of programs! I should be dropping it on the channel this Friday.
If you ever have any questions about the process or application, I’m here to help. 🤝🏼
@@themexicanpa Thanks! I will watch for that vid for sure.
Love your approach. Currently an MA with a bachelors degree, i need a few more pre-requisites before being a competitive applicant. Keep up the good work.
Great video bro
Thanks for the support!
Si se puede!
What type of monitor is that and how is it connected to your laptop? Definitely looking for new tech for Christmas presents!!
That is a Samsung 32” curved CR50 monitor from Costco! And it’s connected using an Anker adapter. Amazon link below. Thanks for watching.
www.costco.com/samsung-32%22-class-cr50-series-fhd-freesync-curved-monitor.product.100802587.html
Anker USB C Hub, PowerExpand 6-in-1 USB-C Adapter a.co/d/0EcyUHY
How long did it take for you to develop a flow that worked for you with working with Anki and going through lectures?
Great question. Before I started PA school, I read “Making it Stick” and thankfully had an epiphany that my old study habits were not going to work-especially with the rapid speed and volume of content that is covered in PA school.
I went onto TH-cam and searched up “how to study in Med school.” This is how I was introduced to Anki. During the first quarter I really put in the effort to learn how to use Anki…specifically the “cloze deletion” and “image occlusion” tools which allows you to efficiently make “fill in the blank” flash cards using text or images. As I got more comfortable with the software I started to implement keyboard shortcuts cuts like “ctrl+shift+4” is my shortcut to quickly screenshot and save an image to my clipboard. I then hit another key and automatically upload and open it within Anki for me to edit. Using this method I slowly got faster and that flow is now (thankfully) muscle memory for me. I’ll make sure to address this in my upcoming “how I study” video! 👨🏻⚕️✊🏼
TLDR: Anki + keyboard shortcuts + around 5 weeks to make it muscle memory.
@@themexicanpa Thanks for your thorough response, primo! I know transitioning back into school will be something to be cognizant of, especially the huge volume of content and fast pace. I’m definitely gonna try to master these skills before going into PA school. Might start using it to study for my anatomy and physiology courses. Looking forward to next videos where you break down those skills. 😊
Hello how did you manage to get over didactic
Coffee, Anki, Rosh Review, Sleep, Repeat. 🤙🏼
Highly suggest you watch my series on “How I studied” on the YT channel. I dive into the specific resources I used and how I used em! Saludos hermano and thanks for watching!
I swear i didn’t know I came out at the end 😂🫣