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Physician Assistant School–NEVER Give Up!

20. October 2011

Future PA, When others try to steal your dream of becoming a PA, watch this video: Helping you get into PA School, Dave “The PA Coach” Need to see how others did it? Click Here

PA School…..I QUIT

13. October 2011

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I QUIT. Is that how you feel sometimes? I know I felt that way several times on my road to PA school. I remember it like it was yesterday! I called my mentor and told her in a very bold and confident tone that “I QUIT!”. She held the phone for a few seconds and [...]

Applying to PA School and Preparing for The Interview

21. September 2011

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**Below is a guest blog post from one of my former students, Kristy Fogle, PA-S. Read and Enjoy! Hello PA school applicants for the 2011 cycle!! Some of you may be new applicants and some may be reapplicants. As many of you know, applying to PA school takes a lot of time and preparation. When [...]

Physician Assistant—How to Obtain Great Letter’s of Recommendation

28. June 2011

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Hello Future PA, In this video,I discuss a few tips and strategies for obtaining excellent Letter’s of Recommendation! PA School is very tough to get into! Don’t let a BAD letter ruin your chance! Watch the video below: I hope that you enjoyed that video. Please leave your thoughts in the comment section below. Helping [...]

Physician Assistant Student Interview–Part 2

28. September 2010

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The first interview created such a craze that I decided to post another one for you all. This is an interview with a second year PA student and she shares some really cool insights. I really enjoyed doing this interview….well see for yourself. Click the play button below. (remember to turn up your speakers) Well, [...]

5 Areas Your Letter Of Recommendation Must Address

20. June 2010

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Arguably one of the most important components of your application will be your minimum three letters of recommendation. These letters of recommendation should be from people, preferably in the medical field who have worked directly with you during your patient contact hours. If you choose to select one of your professors from your undergraduate studies, [...]