PA school is notoriously intense—but what if it didn’t have to feel like drinking from a firehose? The same goes for practicing clinical medicine. It simply doesn’t have to be all consuming. Practicing medicine is an art and a science. Learning to build boundaries while working in medicine is a skill.  In this Episode 326 […]

From obtaining leadership roles as a PA to becoming more efficient at EMR charting to prioritizing your mental well-being, we have it all covered in this episode of The PA Is In! Join me as I dive deep into conversation with Don Martinez, PA-C on a wide variety of important and meaningful topics. Don is […]

I’m sharing 7 strategies for cultivating gratitude in your everyday life. Here’s how to integrate a gratitude practice in your life and as a part of your medical practice.

In order to restore humanity back into healthcare, we need to work on connecting with ourselves and others. The 5 questions you should be asking yourself as a physician assistant and your PA colleagues to deepen that connection.

Connection is a powerful thing – connecting to our inner knowing and those in our lives and these questions are designed to do just that. Learn the power of introspection and connection in medicine.

Joel shares his knowledge and experience in ophthalmology as a PA. We are sharing about boundaries, burnout and negotiation.

As a healthcare provide we play a key role in society, and we can impact the world more broadly through writing and publication as PAs. Writing it a tool for education and amplification and as a profession we are underutilizing it.

A Unicorn PA – that rare, elusive, mythical creature that is hard to find – a PA who loves their job and has a great quality of life, it sounds too good to be true. In fact, it’s not too good to be true.