A day in the Life of an Oncology Physician Assistant
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- The video provides insight into the daily routine of a Physician Assistant in an outpatient oncology clinic. The assistant offers a tour, showcasing various clinic areas including the lab and infusion center where patients receive IV treatments. She discusses interacting with a diverse patient group, managing their symptoms, reviewing their treatment plans, and dealing with infusion reactions. Despite a hectic schedule and handling up to 20 patients daily, the assistant emphasizes the importance of personal breaks for maintaining focus and efficiency in providing patient care.
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Great video. Thanks! I’m 19. Considering physician assistant with a speciality within oncology. I enjoyed seeing your day to day and can definitely see myself doing this for the rest of my life.
Thank you for sharing!! Great video!! I also work in a community oncology clinic. It’s interesting to see how practices function differently. Is each provider assigned a nurse (LPN or RN) that manages their caseload/ triage calls. In our clinic, each provider is assigned a nurse that assists throughout the clinic day and handles triage calls.
Also In our clinic, the clinic nurse and infusion nurse have different roles. I know some clinics combine these roles.
Thank you! I’ve worked in many oncology settings academic and community. They all run a little differently. We have an MA, NP, myself and MD. Although where I worked before we had clinic and infusion nurses. Interesting to see the differences!
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I have ny bachelor degree in meducine from my hoe country, i want to joined a PA master can they exempt me from a prerequisites courses ?
Thank you appreciate your excellent informations
Youre welcome! You have to have your transcript evaluated by WES to see if you have a US bachelors equivalent. You still may have to take prerequisites in the US.