Any PAs/future PAs or scrub techs here!? Would love to hear your perspectives and your experiences! Medicine is truly a TEAM sport and the more we support each other, the better off our patients are. And when all is said and done, it's the patient that matters most ☺️
Graduating PA school in May. Really enjoy your attitude and genuine appreciation of all the different roles in healthcare. As a former RN it’s refreshing to see medical influencers preaching collaboration and appreciation of the entire healthcare team. Cheers!
I'm so glad you did this video. I'm a surgical tech (scrub tech), and I'm a very kind person but I can't always show that in the O.R. because nurses, residents, and doctors (in my experience) have a tendency to look down on ST's and try to walk all over us. I agree with being a bit tough on the med students and residents, because it's so true that if they mess something up it screws me over, and the doctor blames the surgical tech before they blame themselves, the resident or medical student. Surgical techs are soooo under appreciated and represented! So shout out to ST's #backboneoftheOR :D
when I first scrubbed in on a surgery (as a mere undergrad!!!) I thought the scrub techs were being so strict and mean, but now I obviously realize how truly important having a sterile environment is to the life of the patient!
YES!! HAHA I was so butthurt as a med student! There are certainly people in medicine, no matter the field, who will be mean just to be mean, but Katie's perspective on why she's so tough in the OR is so valuable!
Yay!!!! Im a scrub tech student and I’m so excited for this!! ❤️❤️ Currently going over disinfection and OR turnover as well as surgical site infection, I love my career choice! It truly is team effort 👌🏼
@@DrMadalyn omg I would NEVER be short or mean to a med student! They go through so much, they are learning just like the rest of us! Treat people they way you want to be treated! Never gets old. Med students are in OR as much as us learning and being hands on, it’s a team effort and the reason I’m there is to be a right hand man to my surgeon and additional residents/first assists.
@Jayy R get your PCE/HCE hours from working or volunteering at a hospital. For PCE: try being a CNA, EMT, etc. HCE is less hands on with patients like, pharmacy tech, clinical researcher, scribe, etc. You can google for more. Some schools don't require HCE/PCE hours but to stand out it is encouraged u do. Get strong recommendation letters from possibly an academic reference and professional reference (from your work place), write a good personal statement and of course get a high gpa. PA schools accept >3.0 gpa. Get good grades for your pre-reqs. Get high scores for your gre, pa-cat or even mcat (some schools may not need them though), furthermore get enough shadowing hours, volunteering (it doesn't have to be from a medical facility), etc. Fill out the caspa form when it rolls. When you apply, apply the year before ur intended admission date. ☺
I’m pre PA and I’m so happy to have come across this video! So much information regarding each profession, scrub tech, pa, and residency. Love it all 💕💕💕💕 Good luck to everyone on the path toward their dream career. You’ve got this!🥰
After getting my BS degree in a non-health related major, I decided to enroll in a Surg Tech program! I never heard of Surgical Techs before, but after researching about different roles in the OR and watching videos about them, I really can't wait!
Thank you for this video! I am a pre-PA and I work in the pediatric ICU as a nurse tech and recently I have been feeling so discouraged because the nursing environment has been so toxic in my unit. The nurses talk bad about each other and spread gossip and belittle the new nurses as well as the nurse techs. They treat us like the absolute bottom of the chain and are very condescending. I shadow an ortho PA and a urology PA and their fields are more male dominant and I have so much more enjoyed my time in those environments. It saddens me because my passion is in pediatrics but I am tired of dealing with the mean girls that have become Peds ICU nurses. I can respect someone who is “mean” in order to prevent harm coming to the patient like that scrub tech but I cannot stand mean people who just do it out of spite and in no relationship to patient advocacy but as a power trip. I really hope that I find a better work environment when I become a PA.
Current PA student doing my OB rotation right now, and i LOVE how direct the scrub tech i work with is. Lol shell slap my hand and bark at me sometimes but I appreciate it because usually im so hyper focused on the case and what i need to do ill make mindless little mistakes that she catches and corrects. All future clinicians, your didactics will not be able to prep you for every nuance of surgery. Your STs will be a saving grace on everything from sterile procedures, anticipating what can happen, and if theyre very experienced they’ll even improve your procedural techniques big time. Keep in mind their stern mentality is reflective of the gravity of the situation, not their opinions of you or anything. Dont let it get to you!
Hard facts from both providers! The book life is not real life! I passed my EMT course and thinking that I know what the life on the rig really was but I was sooooo wrong lol This is why people need to realize that medicine needs to be learned by doing and not just reading it.
Yesss!! It's about being a team! I hate how the media (like movies & tv shows) only portray doctors & nurses - when really there is so much more and it's very unrealistic!
hey, my mom's a pa! :D she's so cool. she's working for an allergist at the moment but the first job i remember is her working for a pediatrician, which she absolutely adored. pa's are awesome but so many people don't know their job exists!
There is SO much value in understanding the other #interprofessional roles on the team! This is an amazing way to learn that is VERY often overlooked. Thanks for all you do!
Omg hi! I'm pre-PA working in labor and delivery as an L&D tech and training as a scrub tech on the job. I hope to continue to work in labor and delivery as a PA.
I'm a scrub and applying to PA school. We can be mean, but mostly we're nice. As long as the students come in, show respect and listen to us we're good. I plan on being an OBGYN PA hopefully in surgery. I LOVE SURGERY!
Madalyn, I love your mentally; always willing to learn from other to improve yourself, and you are super sweet to everyone that you come across. Learning from other is the key to improve one self and we must know a little about every field to be successfully, not only the area we are trying to go for. I hope you inspired to become a better periodontist. I hope we can chat a bit
That’s what I’m highly considering to do too, it just sucks that I’ll have to essentially add a year to my undergrad just to get my pre-PA classes. What are you doing about this/what are you doing?
Yes, yes 👏One of the first of your videos I’ve watched and it’s very refreshing how emotionally intelligent and aware you are being. Seeing their perspectives really broadens how much more you can appreciate and grow personally in your career choice! I’ve recently become interested in the PA program but decided on nursing. For anyone who was unsure as to what career choice to make, have you dealt with this? And what made you choose pa over nursing or other professions ?? 😊
I am a 1st year Canadian nursing student and your videos are so inspiring to me! My end goal is to become a physician after nursing school! I'm finding nursing school really challenging but I know that everything will pay off in the end! Thanks so much for keeping me motivated through your videos! You are awesome!
Do more videos about this more. From janitor , cna, lvn, rn, it, tech, emt, kitchen staff. assistant, volunteer's, front desk, medical asistant and rt.
I graduated from college 10 years ago. I am interested in PA program. But don’t know how to start. I had my BSC in Biology. I am wondering if I can do Scrub tech program this will help me to get into PA school. Also if you can please share where did Katie got her certificate from. Thanks
Nursing school and then med school is great bc of the amount of clinical experience you will have; it’s simply more steps to get into med school. I think if you can, just find a scribe job while you’re in college since that’s an easier way to get a lot of experience in. But everyone has there own path to medicine :)
Completely agree with Taela! Nursing exprience before medical school is amazing and can give you valuable perspective! But if you're sure about going to med school and not considering being a nurse, I would just focus your energy into doing really well in school and getting to medical school. You'll be less tired and save a lot of time that way :)
I’m in scrub tech school!! I start my clinicals in May, this video is super helpful and really shows what great techs should look like. Molding myself to be like katie 🤣🤣
@@DrMadalyn In Canada yes I have seen the patients vote. Love your videos ! I am a healthcare worker in Canada (EVS) and I have worked in OR as a cleaner , I love OR from my perspective.
Much love for you and your videos, you are so kind and I hope you are doing well! :) I am currently a freshman in college and have been considering physician assistant studies and medical school. What would you recommend considering when exploring both careers?
At my medical school, they no longer rely on practical study, but everything theoretical is because of corona, and our Numbers are very large. so l am very disappointed 😞
I am still not sure weather I want to become a PA or Doctor. I also am not sure if I want to go to nursing first then medicine or is it possible to go to PA then MD or DO. I also am trying to get a job as an MA and am studying to get a license would that be recommended during my path?
I would choose one or the other, I wouldn't recommend becoming a PA and THEN becoming a doctor. Haha it would just be a lot more time and energy in school! Working as an MA before becoming a PA or doctor would be great, but not necessary :)
I volunteer at a hospital in labor and delivery and there are no pa’s in our hospital and I’m just curious if that the case for every hospital? I really want to be a PA either in pediatrics or LD in a hospital setting but I’m not sure if they have pas in hospitals
I was wondering the differences between PA and doctor? What are the reasons for choosing medical school/physician profession over PA (especially since PA seems to be less time & $$)? I'm a premed and I don't think I currently have enough information to really answer this question because the PA profession seems kind of obscure to me & everything I've heard has been to convince people to go into PA so I'm not sure I have all the facts. Any comments are greatly appreciated! Also i LOVE your videos 😍😍
@@Als1822 There used to be some 2+3 undergrad direct to PA programs, that would be something that you would be able to do out of hs, but I'm not sure if they're around anymore or not. The degree to be a PA is a master's degree, so with the exception of 2+3 programs, it is required to get a bachelor's degree from a 4 year university. Unfortunately prereqs slightly differ from school to school but most schools require general biology for science majors (bio 1, 2, and labs), general chemistry for science majors (chem 1, 2, and labs, microbiology, organic chemistry, anatomy and physiology (1, 2, and labs), and medical terminology.
I have been telling the world for 50 years that medical care is a necessity, unlike the arts/humanities/entertainment, and that we can therefore never have enough doctors & nurses and therefore nursing and medical schools should allow everyone in who wants in. And governments should pay the schools and the students to teach & to learn all this knowledge. Not my fault things are not this way. I have no control over that.
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@@sharquasiabrown3283 girl literally same ! I get discouraged bc it isn’t the most traditional option but it makes sooo much sense to me😩the only thing I’m concerned about it my undergrad GPA for PA school ! But luckily nursing majors can also become NP’s incase I have a change of heart.
As a scrub tech, I hate that we inherited the old generations reputation. There are a ton of old meanies but the new generation isn’t as mean lol sorry to all the med students that have been treated wrong by the cranky old techs lol
amazing video Madalyn, I'm a doctor and my best friends in the hospital are the nurses and the scrub techs, I spend more time with them than with my colleague doctors.. I've learned a lot from them. they are the real heroes in Medicine ❤️
Aspiring PA here! And thank you for the video! I didn’t know there were Labor & Delivery PAs! I’ve always wanted to work in L&D and OB-GYN. Random question, where are your glasses from?
I had 8 rounds of chemo, 2 surgeries w/in 24 hours and just finished 25 rounds of radiation for breast cancer over the past 6 months. I had excellent doctors and nurses and I find medicine fascinating. Yesterday, I had my chemo port removed in a sterile environment and the PA and nurses were so professional and comforting. I find medicine so interesting.
Hi Madalyn! When I finish this semester, I will officially be halfway (!!) through my PharmD. I LOVE when youtubers show the collaborative efforts between physicians and all others from the healthcare team. I know it's probably super different for each place you go, but I would love to continue to see the collaborative videos :) Probably a little hard to get people together for them, since everyone is crazy busy, but I can't tell you how much we enjoy seeing the interaction of the team as a whole. Thanks for doing that! :)
I recently just passed my boards and I’m now a certified PA! ☺️
Armyyyy congratsss❤
Congrats!🎊 that’s awesome!!!!!
Great job!
Omggg congratssss!!!❣️❣️❣️
Congrats!!!!!
Any PAs/future PAs or scrub techs here!? Would love to hear your perspectives and your experiences!
Medicine is truly a TEAM sport and the more we support each other, the better off our patients are. And when all is said and done, it's the patient that matters most ☺️
Aspiring PA here!
Starting PA school in January! :)
Graduating PA school in May. Really enjoy your attitude and genuine appreciation of all the different roles in healthcare. As a former RN it’s refreshing to see medical influencers preaching collaboration and appreciation of the entire healthcare team. Cheers!
Former OB scrub tech and now OMS-1! Love your videos so much!
I want to study PA in Germany.
I'm so glad you did this video. I'm a surgical tech (scrub tech), and I'm a very kind person but I can't always show that in the O.R. because nurses, residents, and doctors (in my experience) have a tendency to look down on ST's and try to walk all over us. I agree with being a bit tough on the med students and residents, because it's so true that if they mess something up it screws me over, and the doctor blames the surgical tech before they blame themselves, the resident or medical student. Surgical techs are soooo under appreciated and represented! So shout out to ST's #backboneoftheOR :D
How do you like it so far?! I start school in the fall :)
Any tips for school? I’m starting the ST program in the fall 😆
I'm a pre-PA student who is looking to go into OB/GYN and I really loved this video! So real and informational
when I first scrubbed in on a surgery (as a mere undergrad!!!) I thought the scrub techs were being so strict and mean, but now I obviously realize how truly important having a sterile environment is to the life of the patient!
YES!! HAHA I was so butthurt as a med student! There are certainly people in medicine, no matter the field, who will be mean just to be mean, but Katie's perspective on why she's so tough in the OR is so valuable!
no ones talking about how relaxing her voice is?!! it’s like ✨silvery✨
- honeypot films
Wow I am honored hahaha I personally hate the sound of my own voice 😅
@@DrMadalyn girl!! you have such a sweet sounding voice. im surprised you don't like it!
They’re 3 “her” in the video, which her are you talking about? @honeypot films
You might be talking about the PA without the glasses.
Yay!!!! Im a scrub tech student and I’m so excited for this!! ❤️❤️ Currently going over disinfection and OR turnover as well as surgical site infection, I love my career choice! It truly is team effort 👌🏼
Aww I'm so glad!! Hehe y'all are so so valuable and I hope you don't forget it! please be nice to med students!!
@@DrMadalyn omg I would NEVER be short or mean to a med student! They go through so much, they are learning just like the rest of us! Treat people they way you want to be treated! Never gets old. Med students are in OR as much as us learning and being hands on, it’s a team effort and the reason I’m there is to be a right hand man to my surgeon and additional residents/first assists.
Thank you for all you do! #YouGotThis!
Yay! I’m also pre-PA! 😁
Yay!! I hope you enjoyed!
@Jayy R get your PCE/HCE hours from working or volunteering at a hospital. For PCE: try being a CNA, EMT, etc. HCE is less hands on with patients like, pharmacy tech, clinical researcher, scribe, etc. You can google for more. Some schools don't require HCE/PCE hours but to stand out it is encouraged u do. Get strong recommendation letters from possibly an academic reference and professional reference (from your work place), write a good personal statement and of course get a high gpa. PA schools accept >3.0 gpa. Get good grades for your pre-reqs. Get high scores for your gre, pa-cat or even mcat (some schools may not need them though), furthermore get enough shadowing hours, volunteering (it doesn't have to be from a medical facility), etc. Fill out the caspa form when it rolls. When you apply, apply the year before ur intended admission date. ☺
They function like you off the medical model except they start making bank in two years and spend way less money.😃
I’m pre PA and I’m so happy to have come across this video! So much information regarding each profession, scrub tech, pa, and residency. Love it all 💕💕💕💕
Good luck to everyone on the path toward their dream career. You’ve got this!🥰
After getting my BS degree in a non-health related major, I decided to enroll in a Surg Tech program! I never heard of Surgical Techs before, but after researching about different roles in the OR and watching videos about them, I really can't wait!
you got BS degree. should have gone to PA school
Thank you for this video! I am a pre-PA and I work in the pediatric ICU as a nurse tech and recently I have been feeling so discouraged because the nursing environment has been so toxic in my unit. The nurses talk bad about each other and spread gossip and belittle the new nurses as well as the nurse techs. They treat us like the absolute bottom of the chain and are very condescending. I shadow an ortho PA and a urology PA and their fields are more male dominant and I have so much more enjoyed my time in those environments. It saddens me because my passion is in pediatrics but I am tired of dealing with the mean girls that have become Peds ICU nurses. I can respect someone who is “mean” in order to prevent harm coming to the patient like that scrub tech but I cannot stand mean people who just do it out of spite and in no relationship to patient advocacy but as a power trip. I really hope that I find a better work environment when I become a PA.
Current PA student doing my OB rotation right now, and i LOVE how direct the scrub tech i work with is. Lol shell slap my hand and bark at me sometimes but I appreciate it because usually im so hyper focused on the case and what i need to do ill make mindless little mistakes that she catches and corrects. All future clinicians, your didactics will not be able to prep you for every nuance of surgery. Your STs will be a saving grace on everything from sterile procedures, anticipating what can happen, and if theyre very experienced they’ll even improve your procedural techniques big time. Keep in mind their stern mentality is reflective of the gravity of the situation, not their opinions of you or anything. Dont let it get to you!
Hard facts from both providers! The book life is not real life! I passed my EMT course and thinking that I know what the life on the rig really was but I was sooooo wrong lol This is why people need to realize that medicine needs to be learned by doing and not just reading it.
Tell that to these schools lol
Yesss!! It's about being a team! I hate how the media (like movies & tv shows) only portray doctors & nurses - when really there is so much more and it's very unrealistic!
hey, my mom's a pa! :D she's so cool. she's working for an allergist at the moment but the first job i remember is her working for a pediatrician, which she absolutely adored. pa's are awesome but so many people don't know their job exists!
There is SO much value in understanding the other #interprofessional roles on the team! This is an amazing way to learn that is VERY often overlooked. Thanks for all you do!
Omg hi!
I'm pre-PA working in labor and delivery as an L&D tech and training as a scrub tech on the job.
I hope to continue to work in labor and delivery as a PA.
Was there any certification required?
How did you get in labor and delivery?
This was a great video! I'm an LPN looking into PA school, so it's great to hear everyone's different perspectives.
I just found your channel and I'm literally OBSESSED
I'm a scrub and applying to PA school. We can be mean, but mostly we're nice. As long as the students come in, show respect and listen to us we're good. I plan on being an OBGYN PA hopefully in surgery. I LOVE SURGERY!
I'm an OB tech right now and in the same boat!!
I plan on going through that route
How has it been?
Madalyn, I love your mentally; always willing to learn from other to improve yourself, and you are super sweet to everyone that you come across. Learning from other is the key to improve one self and we must know a little about every field to be successfully, not only the area we are trying to go for. I hope you inspired to become a better periodontist. I hope we can chat a bit
This really has got to premiere while I'm at school lol.
SAME LOL
Aww I'm sorry! Hahaha you can come back to it later :)
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I'm in nursing school but I hope to advance to PA as my final career😊
Nurses make great PAs!!
That’s what I’m highly considering to do too, it just sucks that I’ll have to essentially add a year to my undergrad just to get my pre-PA classes. What are you doing about this/what are you doing?
Yes, yes 👏One of the first of your videos I’ve watched and it’s very refreshing how emotionally intelligent and aware you are being. Seeing their perspectives really broadens how much more you can appreciate and grow personally in your career choice! I’ve recently become interested in the PA program but decided on nursing. For anyone who was unsure as to what career choice to make, have you dealt with this? And what made you choose pa over nursing or other professions ?? 😊
Shadow. Shadow both nurses and PAs. I never wanted to be a nurse. I knew I wanted to be a PA but shadowed 3 PAs and one MD
I am a 1st year Canadian nursing student and your videos are so inspiring to me! My end goal is to become a physician after nursing school! I'm finding nursing school really challenging but I know that everything will pay off in the end! Thanks so much for keeping me motivated through your videos! You are awesome!
good job how old are you
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@@dilyorova7896 Thank you!
@@samanthabuckingham1272 ❤👍
LONG road ahead but #YouGotThis! Thank you for all you do!
Do more videos about this more. From janitor , cna, lvn, rn, it, tech, emt, kitchen staff. assistant, volunteer's, front desk, medical asistant and rt.
Oh I want to!!! It would just have to fit into my work schedule haha
@@DrMadalyn take your time.
I found your channel recently and I've been obsessed 😍btw you're so gorgeous!❤
Aww yay! I'm so glad you're here!
Did anybody catch the greys anatomy season 17 premiere that end had me balling bro😭
The PA is gorgeous 😍
Thank you for sharing
Pre-Pa was Pre-med switch getting too old 25yrs old and I took a 2yr gap after HS now sophomore in biomedical science .
Future OB-GYN here!!!!
I graduated from college 10 years ago. I am interested in PA program. But don’t know how to start. I had my BSC in Biology. I am wondering if I can do Scrub tech program this will help me to get into PA school. Also if you can please share where did Katie got her certificate from. Thanks
I intend doing this too
You have such a welcoming and inviting presence!
great insight Madalyn thanks for the upload, g'day from down under!
How do you feel about going to nursing school then med school? 🥺💓
It's good start from nursing to med school.
Nursing school and then med school is great bc of the amount of clinical experience you will have; it’s simply more steps to get into med school. I think if you can, just find a scribe job while you’re in college since that’s an easier way to get a lot of experience in. But everyone has there own path to medicine :)
Completely agree with Taela! Nursing exprience before medical school is amazing and can give you valuable perspective! But if you're sure about going to med school and not considering being a nurse, I would just focus your energy into doing really well in school and getting to medical school. You'll be less tired and save a lot of time that way :)
@@DrMadalyn thank you so much! ☺️
That's what I'm planning to do as well! I am currently a first year nursing student :)
You are so amazing!! You just reminded me why I choose medicine❤️❤️I can’t wait to see more videos of you and your journey
Wow, thank you!
Loved the vlog 🤩 thank you for this!
I have final exam this week 😭 if u wish me good luck i promise i will work my ass off to pass this exam 🥺❤️
GOOD LUCK!!! You got this!!
How’d it go?
I’m in scrub tech school!! I start my clinicals in May, this video is super helpful and really shows what great techs should look like. Molding myself to be like katie 🤣🤣
The stereotypes are crazy to hear regarding scrub techs and OB departments
That was so interesting and informative, thank you guys so much!!!!!
Question
Can patients in the hospital vote? I mean if they have to stay in the hospital how can they vote
Much love 💕
Hmm, that is a super good question! I'm not entirely sure): But imo, they should totally qualify for mail-in ballots!
@@DrMadalyn In Canada yes I have seen the patients vote. Love your videos ! I am a healthcare worker in Canada (EVS) and I have worked in OR as a cleaner , I love OR from my perspective.
Much love for you and your videos, you are so kind and I hope you are doing well! :) I am currently a freshman in college and have been considering physician assistant studies and medical school. What would you recommend considering when exploring both careers?
Thanks for spending time with us :)
Of course!! So grateful for the PAs I worked with for being so patient with me
At my medical school, they no longer rely on practical study, but everything theoretical is because of corona, and our Numbers are very large. so l am very disappointed 😞
Embrace the online simulations. There is a ton of evidence that supports long term retention. Stay as safe as you can and #YouGotThis!
@@sim_aware thank you
In med school do you see a lot of older students? Or students with children?
I am not in medicine AT ALL (nor do I want to be lol) but this video was so fun and insightful! :D
I love your vlogs, you is so beaultiful and charismatic😍😍😍😍😍
Love your videos! What camera and editing do you use? The quality is so sharp.
all the support from morocco love youuuu
Can you please do an NP’s interview??? I mean how’s their life, etc?
“Who are you going to remember, the book or the girl who was tough on you ?”
i love thisss!!
I am still not sure weather I want to become a PA or Doctor. I also am not sure if I want to go to nursing first then medicine or is it possible to go to PA then MD or DO. I also am trying to get a job as an MA and am studying to get a license would that be recommended during my path?
I would choose one or the other, I wouldn't recommend becoming a PA and THEN becoming a doctor. Haha it would just be a lot more time and energy in school! Working as an MA before becoming a PA or doctor would be great, but not necessary :)
Madalyn's Musings Aahhhh thank you I love your work so much
I volunteer at a hospital in labor and delivery and there are no pa’s in our hospital and I’m just curious if that the case for every hospital? I really want to be a PA either in pediatrics or LD in a hospital setting but I’m not sure if they have pas in hospitals
How hard is it for a new grad PA to get into OBGYN?
Thanks for your video! Where are your glasses from? What model are they❤️❤️❤️
can you making tutorila video, about how to wearing and fit check n95 mask properly
I am a high school student and you really inspiring to be a doctor and to love medicine🥰
Aww I'm so honored!!
im a nursing student and this was a good video !
Loved the video!! Do you remember what you majored in college??
I was wondering the differences between PA and doctor? What are the reasons for choosing medical school/physician profession over PA (especially since PA seems to be less time & $$)? I'm a premed and I don't think I currently have enough information to really answer this question because the PA profession seems kind of obscure to me & everything I've heard has been to convince people to go into PA so I'm not sure I have all the facts. Any comments are greatly appreciated!
Also i LOVE your videos 😍😍
ur literally so beautiful wtf
So, do PA get to deliver babies
Thank you for this!
Are you a PA or scrub tech!?
Love your eyebrow
I love your videos !
Thank you for the videos 🙂but I got a question are you a doctor or a physician associate ?
Love your video, ❤️❤️😍😍
Future PA here! Starting my program in 1 month!!
what are the pre reqs of PA? can you do it out of hs?
@@Als1822 There used to be some 2+3 undergrad direct to PA programs, that would be something that you would be able to do out of hs, but I'm not sure if they're around anymore or not. The degree to be a PA is a master's degree, so with the exception of 2+3 programs, it is required to get a bachelor's degree from a 4 year university. Unfortunately prereqs slightly differ from school to school but most schools require general biology for science majors (bio 1, 2, and labs), general chemistry for science majors (chem 1, 2, and labs, microbiology, organic chemistry, anatomy and physiology (1, 2, and labs), and medical terminology.
Ahh thanks for this !!
We know your glasses are from warbyparker but what style ?! 🙏🏼
I have been telling the world for 50 years that medical care is a necessity, unlike the arts/humanities/entertainment,
and that we can therefore never have enough doctors & nurses and therefore nursing and medical schools should allow
everyone in who wants in. And governments should pay the schools and the students to teach & to learn all this knowledge.
Not my fault things are not this way. I have no control over that.
"Nguyen" in your name is "Nguyễn" in Vietnamese?
Yes
Loved the video thanks
hy madalayn what residency program are you in
Katie = the 🐐
Good VLOG 👩⚕️🤗
Ob Tech here! 🥰🥰
Aspiring OBGYN PA
Iam also a physician assistant!!
Love from India
Hello girls I like you video am subscribing now. You really motivates my aspirations go girls go girls go girls
hi your my brave keep it up
You’re definitely WCW
You are so sweet, omg
Medicine and scared don't mix.
Waittt y’all think techs are mean? Lol we think that about the surgeons 😂😂
JESUS CHRIST DIED FOR OUR SINS
Jesus died for you was buried and rose again on the third day according to the scriptures.
If you confess with your mouth Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead you will be saved. Please repent of your sins and accept Jesus Christ as your lord and savior
Amen
ah ! I’m a pre nursing student, I want to travel nurse for a year or two and ultimately I want to be a PA !! 💕
Same I never found someone wanting to do the same exact thing as me 😭 such a relief
@@sharquasiabrown3283 girl literally same ! I get discouraged bc it isn’t the most traditional option but it makes sooo much sense to me😩the only thing I’m concerned about it my undergrad GPA for PA school ! But luckily nursing majors can also become NP’s incase I have a change of heart.
Ahh that's so cool!! You are a rockstar!
Hii do you have anything tips for upcoming nursers I’m a bit scared that I won’t like make a good nurse and how is travel nursing
Same here!!!!
As a scrub tech, I hate that we inherited
the old generations reputation. There are a ton of old meanies but the new generation isn’t as mean lol sorry to all the med students that have been treated wrong by the cranky old techs lol
amazing video Madalyn, I'm a doctor and my best friends in the hospital are the nurses and the scrub techs, I spend more time with them than with my colleague doctors.. I've learned a lot from them. they are the real heroes in Medicine ❤️
Aspiring PA here! And thank you for the video! I didn’t know there were Labor & Delivery PAs! I’ve always wanted to work in L&D and OB-GYN. Random question, where are your glasses from?
I had 8 rounds of chemo, 2 surgeries w/in 24 hours and just finished 25 rounds of radiation for breast cancer over the past 6 months. I had excellent doctors and nurses and I find medicine fascinating. Yesterday, I had my chemo port removed in a sterile environment and the PA and nurses were so professional and comforting. I find medicine so interesting.
You are so strong!!!!
It’s so true about learning from the book and real life experience, because during my MA school I didn’t learn as much as I did during extern.
Hi Madalyn!
When I finish this semester, I will officially be halfway (!!) through my PharmD. I LOVE when youtubers show the collaborative efforts between physicians and all others from the healthcare team. I know it's probably super different for each place you go, but I would love to continue to see the collaborative videos :) Probably a little hard to get people together for them, since everyone is crazy busy, but I can't tell you how much we enjoy seeing the interaction of the team as a whole. Thanks for doing that! :)
Hello Mad, you are the best, you will achieve many achievements, I want to be a doctor that you recommend. 🥺🙂
I believe in you!
You’re all stunning, i can’t wait to become a doctor too :)
I can't wait for you!!
I couldn't stop staring at ur brows lol they're so perfect!
Edit: and ur glasses are super cute! 👓🌞