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Physician Assistant IN Education (PAINE) Podcast

This is the PAINE Podcast. A podcast for physician assistants to prepare for passing the PANCE/PANRE, as well as staying up to date on clinical literature. Every month I breakdown a topic on the NCCPA blueprint and tell you what you need to know when studying for your boards.
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Now displaying: September, 2017
Sep 16, 2017

This is the Student Spotlight Series of the PAINE Podcast. The purpose of these interviews is to give prospective students (and current students) a glimpse into the mind of a PA student. I ask a standard set of 10 questions to dive into what drove them into the medical profession, why they choose to be PA, what surprised them about PA school, and tips/pearls/strategies on how to be a successful PA student.

 

pance, panre, physicianassistant, PA

Sep 11, 2017

A few weeks back I had received an email from one of my former students (and previous Student Spotlight guest, Taylor Stefaniak) about electrolyte questions that have come up in the clinical year.  Since my first a publication that made me a published author was on clinical management of electrolytes, I thought this would be a good topic for the podcast.  So we will tackle a few of these questions now, and most likely revisit this from time to time as it can be difficult for clinical students.

 

PA; Physician Assistant; PANCE; PANRE

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