Can PAs Work Two Specialties and make Double Salaries?

Video quality	The size	Download

Information Can PAs Work Two Specialties and make Double Salaries?

Title	:	Can PAs Work Two Specialties and make Double Salaries?
Lasting	:	8.32
Date of publication	:
Views	:	11 rb

💩 yeah i be more than happy to work 2 40 hrs full time jobs if i would make a 💩ton of 💰💰💰🤑🤯🤑
Comment from : @bobbyknight3589

Adanna i saw an online add for Lynchburg University, they offer a 12 month course instead of a 2/27 month pro gram can you do a video about it?
Comment from : @channghiem5012

I am a jamaican about to migrate to the US I have A-level science subjects chem physics and bio in good grades can I get in a PA school without a first degree?
Comment from : @MrJahdk

Means I can work in 2 speciality of physician assistant at a time
Comment from : @aryaprakashjena1196

Awesome content! I am still deciding!
Comment from : @TheSuperKeem

Can’t you work 3 days per job (each 12 hour shifts) and that way have 2 salaried jobs each 6 figures? Can you answer to this question please????
Comment from : @hardlaughs8462

Ohsocommon senseduh
Comment from : @harrison1671

during my clinical rotation in the ED, there was a PA that worked 3 12hr shifts in the ED making 145k a year and she was PRN at the prison doing 1 shift per week (sometimes more but she tried to limit herself to 1 per week due to her hubby wanting to spend time with her) making 800$ every day she worked there so 3,200 a month, all together she was making over 180,000 a year working 4 days a week lol She could've easily gone over 200k but she wanted 3 days off every week
Comment from : @Primitivegarage915

Great video because I'm very interested in dermatology and psychology and I'm not sure if I could choose between the two!
Comment from : @plutoprincess777

80 hours/week as a Physician Assistant? I doubt anyone does this, maybe a dozen people, but only temporarily if they're paying off a mortgage or other debt you'd have to be out of your mind to actually WANT to do that lol My goal is emergency medicine full time and other on the weekends
Comment from : @ChristianPA

What was your major? What did you do in the years that you didn't get accepted into PA school besides retake old classes?
Comment from : @trinitysmith2226

Hi! I have a question in regards to applying to PA schools, I’m working on my undergraduate right now and I feel very confident in applying to one particular school that’s within my state I’m planning on working my undergrad, patient care hours and job shadowing around this schools requirements I’m wondering if this is a risky choice and I’m “putting all my eggs in one basket” with only wanting to be accepted to this one school How many should I apply to? How many should I be looking at in regards to differing prerequisites? Thank you!!
Comment from : @sophietaylor8247

Do you think majoring in Healthcare Management can be a good idea? I’ve heard that sometimes finance and management knowledge can be really useful in terms of the administrative part of a PA role
Comment from : @PipeMarinP

Hey Adanna! You probably get this a lot, but you've been a huge inspiration to me the last few years and one of the main reasons why I ended up going to PA school! I was just wondering, what are typical specialties you would be able to pick up part-time / PRN shifts at? I'm currently a 1st year PA student, and I kind of like the idea of surgery and family medicine (possibly doing surgery as my full-time job and family med as part-time) But I also haven't started clinical rotations yet, so this could all change lol Do you think this is possible and sustainable, or what are specialties that typically allow for part-time / PRN work?
Comment from : @beverly3760

what is the average number of cycles a person has to go through before they get accepted in a PA Program
Comment from : @jenniferdoran3290

This was a great question and topic What about 2 full times in the same specialty ?
Comment from : @Breezyanaaa_

Thats actually one of the really cool parts about the profession, like for me I really enjoyed Psych in PA school but can't see myself working full time in Psych so its good to know that I can pick up shifts in psych Awesome video!
Comment from : @alithepa786

Adanna I am taking my undergrad in Biology is that good for PA?
Comment from : @vanessabadanki

Hi Adanna, can you make an updated PA-CAT video for those applying in 2021?
Comment from : @tulipp3666

You have truly inspired to become a PA I have changed my major to keep up with the track I’m going on to become a PA I am currently in undergrad and in high school I was able to gain many hours of PCE to make sure I am able to add that to the resume And you genuinely make me excited for the future!!
Comment from : @dylanc7050

Thank you so much for answering!! I love the way you explained it❤️
Comment from : @odeleya1768

just graduated with my bachelors and im ready to start my journey towards being a PA this channel is goin to be a big help! Im 20 only 20 yo thank you! 😊😊😊
Comment from : @karrijoy2323

I want to become a PA in Germany or places overseasDoes a person wanting to do this forced to go to school overseas or can one start in the USA?
Comment from : @asianaetroupe8936

Random, but do you think that they will be mandating the covid vaccine, as they have the flu shot for PA-Cs? Or do you think it will depend solely on your specialty?
Comment from : @thesword5701

Possible video topic: What are the options when in PA school for health insurance? I’m assuming this is required for all PA schools? What do a lot/most people do for this?brbrI’ll be (hopefully!!) applying to PA school in 2 years and this is something that I was wondering about and seeing if I’ll need to save up money for this 😅
Comment from : @mitchie9630