New Paycheck for 2023 here is the most up-to-date numbers: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z6SAp5N-iKfOYNI.html

I know lots of ppl don’t like taking about how they make, and I appreciate knowing an estimate. Thanks!

@carlaharov1

3 жыл бұрын

Talking*

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

No problem! I grew up in a household where talking about money and finances was not considered taboo. This is only one source of income that I have and says nothing about my net worth nor side hustles. Some people want privacy, which I understand. Others still tie their income to their worth as a human being. Personally, I'm not bothered by sharing how much I make because it says nothing about me. I'm not embarrassed because Joe Schmo is making more money than me. So I'm glad this video helped and I will be happy to do updates when the time comes.

@fallback8314

Жыл бұрын

that's because the ones who don't like talking about it are ashamed of how much they make. they have nothing to brag about.

I make 39$ an hour as a UPS driver no school dept. Work 10 to 15 hours a week overtime. Free Health, Vision and Dental for the family and a Pension!

@Alpha-Scythe23

3 жыл бұрын

Now that’s what I’m talkin about

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Serious question: is this video being circulated by UPS or something cause there's a lot of UPS comments LMAO. A PA in Emergency medicine is earning $50 - 85/hour with some exceeding $100/hour. The paycheck shared was under 40 hours a week without overtime.

@CharlotteSoccerHighlights

3 жыл бұрын

What state?

@abrahamavalos891

3 жыл бұрын

How do I get in ups I work for amazon Rn ?

@youngfinance6319

3 жыл бұрын

that's not too bad

Yo! I truly appreciate you and your willingness to share how much you make. Also, your demeanor is definitely perfect for your career. Your tone is quite down to earth and that's definitely what healthcare needs more of. 💪😀🔥

5:23 Everybody needs a party paycheck. Guys, let's make this a thing. Also, it's not apparent in the video but I use last month's money to fund my current month. That's the beauty of YNAB and budgeting - you can also avoid that paycheck-to-paycheck lifestyle that many Americans find themselves in and back yourself up with a hefty emergency fund.

6k per month+ 10% in 403b is an excellent amount for a 5 year degree. You deserve every cent for working in the medical field. It's very stressful. It's good you share your pay and being transparent, so others can determine if they want to go into the field.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Transparency is key, thanks for watching

@mysa1440

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnThePA mm mmm mmm mmm

@fallback8314

Жыл бұрын

except, it's NOT five year degree. it's six MINIMUM. but no more than seven.

I had no idea PAs made that good of salary. Congrats to you! I have been a patient of my doctor's office for over a year now, and have actually never met the doctor (not even once, don't even know their name). I've only met the PA, and she's great. I've been on insulin since I was a child, so I definitely go to the office on a fairly regular basis.

Thanks for keeping it real man. Pay is a serious factor in my decision. Thanks bro

You are just doing a great work for international students. Love you brother. Keep helping people. ❤️

This video was very informative. Glad I found this channel.

Subscribed immediately! You give *actual & useful* information, unlike other youtubers with randomass numbers lol love the humor too, keep em’ coming!!

This is such good information and I really appreciate you for sharing this.

I like the idea of 1st paycheck- needs and 2nd/3rd paycheck-wants, thanks!

@mikeb4471

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah but if practiced too much, it’ll end up cutting away at your savings.

@onepunch2310

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikeb4471 not really. There will always be money left over to pocket into a savings or investment account. Whenever I have extra money that I don’t need or really shouldn’t have in my main checking accounts I’ll throw it into savings because I know I’ll need it in a few weeks while I’m still recovering financially from life.

helpful video for sure 👍🏾 a lot of people are too scared of what people are going to say if they talk about their paycheck or money which is why it can be hard for people who are looking into this career to find information like this

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Money earned is not equal to self-worth so I'm happy to share this video and any updates. Also I make money in a multitude of ways, this is just one facet of that. Thank you for your comment

I love the idea of a party paycheck!

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

We're taking the term viral!

The party paycheck 😂 now that’s luxury! And pretty much nonexistent with my current PCT job. I’m starting PA school in August and your video popped on my recommended. Consider me subscribed!

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck with school!

@daniellecottrell4596

3 жыл бұрын

Imani: how long have you been a PCT? I was looking into course for PCA/PCT then hopefully transitioning to a RN program(I thought PA at first when I was doing research for PA a lot of programs I looked into require atleast 4 years of RN. Thanks in advance

@Mzfashionnn

3 жыл бұрын

@@daniellecottrell4596 Hmm, I’m not aware that any PA school require you to be a registered nurse beforehand. Let alone for 4 years. I’ve been a PCT for almost three years now.

@daniellecottrell4596

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mzfashionnn Thankyou, I’ll have to do more research on it or perhaps meet with a live person. Again Thankyou and good luck with starting PA program in august

@Mzfashionnn

3 жыл бұрын

@@daniellecottrell4596 no problem! If you have anymore questions feel free to dm me on Instagram!! I’d love to help anyway i can @imanifaithpas

It’s crazy how a PA straight out of school makes 9-10k gross, but residents get slaughtered with 5k working 70+ hours for essentially the same job. Crazy world.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

I agree wholeheartedly. I have been vocal online and supportive that medical residents should earn more than the $50-60,000/year they're getting for the enormous amount of time spent working. Not to mention that residents have twice the amount of grad school under their belt. The problem is a political one since Congress has their hands in the game with reimbursement. Another issue is that there is no professional organization designed around residents. It's a transitional period in the life of a physician. Residents need advocacy from physicians for higher pay and better working conditions but many physicians I speak to see the resident lifestyle as a "rite of passage." Those doctors brush off the matter and claim that residents today are "whining" since "it's so much better today" than in the past. If that's the mentality and attitude that doctors have about their own young then there is no hope for any reasonable change in the near future. Lastly, when you talk about increasing the pay for doctors to the public, people look at you funny. They wonder why one would complain about 60k/year when they're feeding a family of four on $35,000 per annum. And then they bring up that doctors make so much money when they finish residency so the whole discourse is D.O.A.

@clementinea7523

3 жыл бұрын

I think doctors should make less money and residents should make more. (by doctor I mean attending. I know residents are doctors).

@Dreamer-kd2jv

3 жыл бұрын

@@clementinea7523 Idk about that. I don’t think anyone would agree that someone who studies for 11-15 years doesn’t deserve to be well compensated. Not including that the average medical school debt is at around 250-300k, more than some people’s home. You could make an argument that it could lower healthcare cost, but in reality an emergency medicine physician making 350k a year makes the hospital about 800k- 1m. Therefore, we can deduce that the major expense is not the physician, but the administrative charges.

@clementinea7523

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dreamer-kd2jv I also think medical school should be free. It's ridiculous that people would have to go into massive amounts of debt to become a doctor. It contributes to the wealth gap of who can become a doctor. But doctors shouldn't make so much money, except for the fact that they have to pay back such massive debts. Don't get me wrong, I think they should make good money even if med school were free. But the money is too much, and too heavily skewed towards the end of their careers. They should be making much more much earlier on (while in residency), and less than current standards later in life. And no, it wouldn't lower healthcare costs. I'm talking redistribution of wealth. While we're on the topic, I also think CNAs should be making so much more than they do. And depending on the hospital, administrators make way too much.

@Dreamer-kd2jv

3 жыл бұрын

@@clementinea7523 CRNA’s are already making $140k. Almost as much as some pediatricians, who btw have five more years of education to make 30-60k more. I don’t agree with distribution of wealth. I come from a family of immigrants, and I had always lived below the poverty line. I joined the Army and went to Iraq and Afghanistan to pay for my education, then finished the rest with student loans. I did that all on my own with no help. So why should someone who made fewer sacrifices than me receive the same benefit? Why should I not make 350k a year when I literally risked my life to get to where I am now? I admit that life isn’t fair. A great number of my colleagues had their parents pay for their school, but that doesn’t change the fact that someone in their family had to make sacrifices and work hard in order to do that. I don’t understand why punishing people who do whatever it takes to succeed is ok in most people’s minds. Is it the envy? People who are so discontent with their lives, that they want to blame anybody but themselves for how they ended up? If you aren’t living the life you want in the United States of America, frankly it’s because you’re lazy. I literally had nothing, no help, and made it happen. Why can’t they do the same? Instead of complaining that we make too much money, how about they become physicians too? Ah, they aren’t willing to study 40-50 hours a week to get that 3.7GPA while working that part time job and living with 2 roommates. They aren’t willing to study for months to get that high MCAT score. They aren’t willing to give up 11-15 years of their life’s being a student. You see, it’s easy to say we make a lot when you haven’t walked a mile in our shoes. Could life be more fair and just? Absolutely! However, there will always be those who work harder than others, who are willing to go the extra mile. It’s just life. Not everybody wants to work hard, and that’s just the truth.

I love it! The Party Paycheck!

Thanks for sharing man, you worked hard to get there. I cant wait to become a PA :)

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

It's worth the wait! Good luck on your journey

You should make a budgeting video and videos on investing too. New subscriber, love your channel already.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

I'll throw it in the workflow! I can talk about money and that type of stuff for days lol

Happy for u man u took the time to become what u wanted to be and make good money from it

I’m becoming a PA in the future and this video is very helpful!

Thanks for sharing! Keep the videos coming.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, glad you enjoy them!

I want to be an Emergency Medicine PA in the near future, I hope I can achieve that goal!

that costco chicken lmaooo, but fr i loved this video, it gave me alot of information and ive always wondered how a PA was paid

Lot of patience editing , great work there with lots of humor to keep us watching. Envious of your income you makes way more than I

Bro that intro 😂😂🔥🔥 I liked the vid immediately.

@Soundsforyou78

3 жыл бұрын

Yesss it was soo creative!!

Thank you for this video brotha, really helping me to make my decision towards med school or pa school.

Great job man. Hilarious skit too.

Hi there! How'd you do that with the "Wolf of Wall Street" clip!? FLIPPN EPIC!😅 I hope your channel grows exponentially in 2021. I'm a Hospitalist PA in Washington, D.C. . I've made between $120 to $166 K per year. I've been a PA for 20 years. That's not that much in D.C., though 😩 (cost-of-living 🚀).

@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro

3 жыл бұрын

@mizzmolly Yeah, you're absolutely correct!😊👍🏾

Yaaaas king!!!!! Secure that 💰!!

Love it. Thanks!

Dude I love the editing LOL

really loved this video, im going to the navy to be a corpsman and then college after (so its paid) to get into the medical field. thanks for this information!

Dope intro bro livin my dream

Respect brother🙏🏾

This type of openess and honesty about actual dollar amounts is refreshing. As a Painting Contractor I make over $5k/week. I hear a lot of people looking down on trades people, meanwhile a lot of us are doubling their salaries behind the scenes.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

I tell anyone not interested in college to get into a trade and then start a business. It may be a bit more labor intensive at times but the payout is there. Thanks for your comment.

@YoutubeAdsSuck

2 жыл бұрын

Some people want to serve their communities, job satisfaction is more important to some. PA’s still make great money. I am leaving a 6 figure trade for PA. Money is important and is still pretty good for PAs but I honestly hate my work.

@findingnory

Жыл бұрын

No you don't

Enjoy. You worked hard for it.

Revealing my Physician Assistant paycheck comprised of 6 work days in a 14-day pay period (less than 40 hours/week). To address common comments: 1) Yes, you could make serious money doing a myriad of other things! This wasn't a comparison video. 2) One paycheck ≠ net worth or total earnings for the year. 3) Yes, resident physicians are criminally underpaid. 4) I currently reside in Pennsylvania.

@sarahoberlander6888

3 жыл бұрын

Now this is why I want to be a pa instead of a physician, also how much do you make annually?

@SuperTron10

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think that you mentioned it, but if you didn't, do you have student loan debt?

@rappermerch7785

3 жыл бұрын

I just wanted to say thanks for putting this out there :)

@theapocalypse1854

3 жыл бұрын

SLAVE WORK !!! AMERICA IS A CORPORATION NOT A COUNTRY..LOOK IT UP.

@tnt3171

3 жыл бұрын

@@theapocalypse1854 Yeah it’s a corporate, but ask the world how many people want to “work” for that corporate? I guess the number is overwhelming evidenced by hundreds of thousands of people want to get in yearly!

Awesome editing, awesome video. New subscriber (:

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Subs are the real MVP

I love the rewind because there are so many haters who be looking for anything to call you out about It's okay to gloat and brag you should be proud you worked hard for what you earn. LOL

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

It's the internet so someone will always be offended. I tried to mitigate it as much as possible because this video is truly to help and empower people, not showboat. Thanks for the comment Britney :)

@britneygolston9463

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnThePA No problem. I agree wholeheartedly your videos have been very informative and helpful to me, so thank you. 😌☺️

Thank you for the information

Thank you so much- extremely useful information for career planning

Nice video, glad you shared this info! Your last name sounds familiar, by chance is your dad an OBGYN in PA? I might have trained under him. From what I have heard PA is one of the worse paying states in the US. Too many programs. I work ER, 9 years experience. The pay has only gotten worse. The market is saturated and their are too many restrictions. The NPs will run us out in a few more years unless legislation changes.

Thanks for sharing!!

really good video. thumbs up

😂😂 nothing beats johns editing skills

Does the hospital pay a portion of your student loans? I heard you say something about loans briefly when discussing pre-tax deductions and employer matched contributions.

You're doing well for yourself! I've tried to suggest this career to my daughter, but, all she said to me was : "nah!". Instead, she decided to work towards her Masters Degree,, in history!😕 But, I do get a second chance with my son. He's going into his Jr year of high school, so there's still time. Either a career as a PA , or an Engineer! Just want them to be able to live well!.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

I would agree that a Masters in History would be more difficult to cash in on versus going the PA route or Engineering. Keep fighting the good fight!

“Costco Rotisserie Chicken” You got that right... that chicken is a *luxury*

Can you do a video on your path to Emergency Medicine? Did you pursue a post grad fellowship? Or did you just find an institution that took you on.

Great vídeo

Paychecks aren’t the issue with people. The problem is not understanding how to use money when you receive it. This is an issue in our education system. Econ takes a back seat in school as a young adult.

Thanks bro!!

I was an army medic and operating room technician. The army offered to send me to their PA school and I seriously considered it. By the time I had to make a decision I was burnt out in the medical field. Got out of the army and went into the computer field, make about the same and it's more interesting.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

The first PAs were from navy corpsmen returning from Nam, you would've been right at the source of it all

@NormanAmerica69

Жыл бұрын

More interesting to you. You should be smart enough to not be so confidently subjective lol

I make $23.32 an hour and feel like that is no money to live off especially living in the DC area. But Im due for a promotion in a few months that will put me at $28 an hour. I dont live beyond my means at all. I budget and live a simplistic life. Thanks for sharing your story with us. Its good to hear stories where people talk about things such as these.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the DC area is rather expensive! Thank you for your comment

This video made me subscribe you’re amazing haha

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the sub!

I am 24 and just accepted a software engineer position in a mid Atlantic state for 77k per year. For the last 2 years I’ve been making 50k (no state taxes) but get paid biweekly so I’ve pretty much gotten the hang of the boring-party check concept.

I’m 38 yrs old and went back to college to get into Med school but I got to know the PA profession and tbh I’m going for PA. I don’t care anymore about the toxic comments against PA’s in terms of money because that happens in all professions. After watching your video I’m more than convinced that this is the path for me. Thanks

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Toxic comments? The PA profession was rated America's best job in 2021. You have to look out for yourself first and foremost in order to help others

@PATRYAN84

3 жыл бұрын

So after watching his video on pay you know this is the right profession for you?? LOL believe me your in the wrong field if you wanna work in healthcare solely for a paycheck. I make 90k a year as an ER RN and in school for my DNP. For the amount of $hit I have to put up with they should be paying me like an NFL player.

@NormanAmerica69

Жыл бұрын

@@PATRYAN84 well no sh*t if you’re a nurse. PA’s will have their inept stressors, but your comment conveys a false sense that every experience will be similar to that of a nurse… Not true.

@NormanAmerica69

Жыл бұрын

@@PATRYAN84 but there is some truth to you stating that this field isn’t for people who just want $.

I 💕 the intro

The thing that you fail to mention is that you could pretty much make any amount of money you want to if you could put the pipe down get off the couch and go to where PA's are needed. It is good that you are paying attention to your money. In all fairness you should add your 403B match and any student loan forgiveness.

The edits are everything lol

PA is a great career!

This was really helpful!! I have a question, did you say your work deducts your salary already and pays towards your school loan? If so, how many years do you have the loans setup? Because I was thinking whether or not I'd pay off my school loans within 2-3 years.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

I talk about the my student loan situation and the payments in-depth in this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/YqZ92ciio67RpLA.html (The Cost of PA School & How to Pay for PA School). They don't deduct my salary. The arrangement is that they are sending checks directly to the Federal loan provider.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

I also wanted to say it would be wise to evaporate your student loans as soon as possible and 2-3 years is a good timeframe goal. Afterwards you can focus on generating wealth, buying a home, and living your life to the fullest without tens or hundreds of thousands in student loan debt looming over you.

@xxsam0917xx

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnThePA I actually saw that video right after I watched this one. And that's a good idea for sure, thank you. I have another question, I'm getting my Bachelor's in Spring '22 and planning to apply that same year with biochem 1. Do I really need to take Biochem 1? I know some schools don't require Biochem 1 as a prereq but rather recommended. By the time I graduate, other than A&P1-2, gen chem 1&2, and other basic prereqs, I'll have orgo 1, microbio, genetics, and immunology under my belt. What do you think?

How much did you make coming straight out of PA school at your first job? P.s. I am starting PA school on Monday and I am so excited.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

This is my first job, I've been at it for over 2 years now. Good luck with PA school, you'll be hitting the ground running lol

I’m an RN getting about 9k gross per month. The insane thing was that during the pandemic I did a few travel nursing contracts and I was making my monthly salary in one week.

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Right?! Krucial was doing $13,000/week for 21-day PA/NP contracts.. granted you were working basically every day. They must've been flush with government money at the time

@X3GibbleX3

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnThePA yea dude it was crazy. That’s how I managed to buy two houses 😂😂

@leonardoa6704

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnThePA Krucial is a company?

U deserved it. I know u work hard

I make the same but older than you in my 30s it really doesn't make me happier it's basically starts looking like numbers adding up you can't spend because it goes to saving

@1blazery

3 жыл бұрын

Don't have your money collecting dust in your savings account. Invest invest invest. Invest in small start-up companies, stocks, crypto, anything but the bank. Much luck to you!

@tresjolieme81

3 жыл бұрын

@@1blazery yea i don't invest I'm nervous i only do IRA and a 401k. Ppl have told me I need to buy stocks and stuff, I have the app I'll that ty.

Thank you so much for the videooo! Helped a lot . I wanna practice In dermatology the cosmetic field!

@jamaicangurl4u

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a derm PA but I don't do much cosmetics.

Thank you for the information. I lot of $$$ on taxes.

in my last year of NP school and even money is losing its motivational effect lol thanks for sharing

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck with school!

@s.fraser5221

3 жыл бұрын

Feeling the same way about anesthesia school. The struggle is SO real, smh. Love this dose of inspiration!

@sarah2576

3 жыл бұрын

@@s.fraser5221 good luck to you!

I make half that with a PhD and having taught college for 25 years. I spent 7 years in graduate school to earn a Masters and PhD in biology.

@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303

3 жыл бұрын

This is why you need to specialize from that degree (something professional- being a certified medical staff is like a trade). I graduated with a B.S. in Biology and now am working towards a Masters in Healthcare Administration. I have a job at a clinical lab and I make 1/4th of that. Let us see how this Masters will pan out for me. But I had learned that if one just sticks to Biology, it is more or less a transition major or degree (you are not going to make much with it).

The intro is perfect 🤣

Costco rotisserie chicken and illicit activities 😂😂😂😂😂 also of course intro👌

See I’m a Ferrari Type of guy myself, so once I seen the Car payment and Illicit activities- I had to Subscribe🤣

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaa thanks for the sub! My brother and I have a car video in the works

@OG_Premed

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnThePA Definitely can’t wait! hopefully we’ll link up soon for some content! My undergrad is almost completed😭 definitely ready to get into the PA Program! I’m attending MUSC- Charleston for undergrad and grad.

@iSkateFast

3 жыл бұрын

I like this guy lol

Dear sir, I am still exploring my career options but I would like to become either a cardiovascular technologist or a physician assistant. I was told I can take the nursing route or apply to a cardiovascular technology program. I would like to know if there’s any other degree program that can help me attain either goal when I decide which career I’d want in the future? Kind regards Sy’rai

Will you make a video regarding how to pay for PA school and what loan repayments might look like as a new practicing PA?

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Ask and you shall receive! kzread.info/dash/bejne/YqZ92ciio67RpLA.html

You said that there's other careers that pay more and take less schooling. WHAT CAREERS ARE THEY PLEASE LET ME KNOW

Real nice editing in this video 😂

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

I pulled an all-nighter and it was definitely worth it lol

How old were you when you finished PA school? I’m a histology technician now and I’m 24 years old. I got some patient experience in my first job as a MLS because I was also doing phlebotomy. I’m looking to become a PA and will apply this cycle :)

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

Last I checked the average age of those in PA school is 26. Good luck with CASPA this year

@RosaPerez

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnThePA thank you! Is it difficult to complete?

Do you really drive a Ferrari lmao.... great video.. yes I agree money shouldn’t be first motivator but it is inspiring!

Question for you John. Do you or your fellow PAs see a financial benefit to a PA who takes on extra training in a fellowship program? Could you be offered more pay?

@JohnThePA

2 жыл бұрын

The one year of extra training usually is just that - extra training. I haven't really seen people leverage that for significantly more money earned but I'm sure someone out there has done just that.

Can u please tell me how many years of schooling you had... to be a PA? Starting from the first year of ur bachelor's degree... Thanks!

What is the best way to get into PA school?

Hello. I love your video. I am a sophomore in college and want to persue degree to be a PA. Your video helped very much. Is it okay for me to ask some questions regarding on the path of the PA? if you have instagram. Anything will help!. Thank you!.

As a cat scan tech with 2 years of education I make $120K without OT although it came after years of experience.

@hidros1461

3 жыл бұрын

After how many years? What was the starting pay? If you don't mind. So many different options out there

@Inuus

3 жыл бұрын

@@hidros1461 After 22 years. I started in 1998, and my salary then was $24/hr. But I was younger, worked 50-60 hrs a week and used to make 80 -100K per year. Now they pay me $58 per hour.

I hope you answer me. I studied medicine in another country and I graduated in 2018 but I moved to USA at the end of 2020. I really want to apply for PA program, do you have any advice for foreigners medical bachelors?

Nice 🌺

As a practice administrator I make as much or more than a PA or NP with only a small fraction of school debt.

I m competes my physical therapy 4.5 years. May i join PA course ? How many years do i want to study ?

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

You have to apply to PA school with the required courses and healthcare experience

Woow i make just under what PAs make with absolutly no schooling after my high school diploma ... dam im blessed

@Toronto6

3 жыл бұрын

Can I ask what you do for work ?

@ilikefire0

3 жыл бұрын

@@Toronto6 pump mechanic for a major oil refinery

You also forgot about student loans. Do you need to pay back any student loans?

@maricelats957

3 жыл бұрын

He said in the video that he gets deducted from his paycheck to pay his student loans and other stuff

What’s your student load debt total ?

What do you think about starting from high school diploma to Physicians assistant at 50 years old? Would you advocate it?

@coffeepandacat

3 жыл бұрын

Yes why not?

@JohnThePA

3 жыл бұрын

People make a change of career to PA in their 40's and 50's. Although you would need 4 years of university followed by 2-3 years of PA school. I would do the math to see if practicing for 10-15 years would be worth the costs or if there's another job in healthcare you would enjoy before making the leap

In secondary school what subjects should I pick to be a pa

You are rich! Great job!

I make The same money running heavy equipment with no student debt

I wanna be a PA in dermatology just got accepted to PA school at 17 so happy. I wanted to become a dermatologist but it’s to long of a process and residents make barely anything it’s sad.

@JohnThePA

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats! You were accepted to a direct entry PA program?

🤣🤣😂 john intro is killing me dude. lol

Just the Wolf of Wall Street reference alone got the sub😭

@JohnThePA

2 жыл бұрын

It's one of my favorite movies and overall great acting by Leonardo. The real-life Jordan Belfort and his crimes? Not so great