Learn how to negotiate your next contract effectively and from a position of confident, calm curiosity, not entitlement.
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Healthcare burnout affects more than 60% of current healthcare workers. Physician associates are no exception to that statistic. Today on The PA Is In I’m sharing my specific physical symptoms, the turning point that led me to quit my job as a PA, and my experience with wholeness and healing as a PA and as a person.
Physician associate title is changing to physician assistant. How do you know when it’s “safe” to use the new title?
Physician associate title is changing to physician assistant. How do you know when it’s “safe” to use the new title?
Joel shares his knowledge and experience in ophthalmology as a PA. We are sharing about boundaries, burnout and negotiation.
In many areas of medicine, nurse practitioners practice alongside physician associates and physicians, are a vital member of the team, and play a similar role as PAs in the care of their patients. So, as PAs, should we feel threatened by NPs?
In many areas of medicine, nurse practitioners practice alongside physician associates and physicians, are a vital member of the team, and play a similar role as PAs in the care of their patients. So, as PAs, should we feel threatened by NPs?
How do you know specifically that it’s time for you to take the steps to renegotiate your salary? 7 signs that you are due for a raise!
Aesthetics – botox, neuromodulators, hyaluronic acid fillers, biostimulators, thread lifts and more. I’m sharing what it looks like to live a day in the life as an Aesthetics PA.
My transition from traditional medicine into aesthetics came along with needing to reconcile my identity and separating who I am from what I do. I’ll unpack my favorite parts about my position in aesthetics as a Physician Associate.
Aesthetics – botox, neuromodulators, hyaluronic acid fillers, biostimulators, thread lifts and more. I’m sharing what it looks like to live a day in the life as an Aesthetics PA.
My transition from traditional medicine into aesthetics came along with needing to reconcile my identity and separating who I am from what I do. I’ll unpack my favorite parts about my position in aesthetics as a Physician Associate.
Want to receive negative feedback gracefully and gratefully? These 4 questions are the basis of turning that feedback into positive professional change.
