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How Much Money I Made as a PA

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Hi Sami, thank you for the great video It`s very helpful I`m a new grad PA and I`m currently waiting for my state license and working on my resume I would like to ask a favor if you can give me some advise on my resume as a new grad I`m not very confident about it Thank you
Comment from : @Jasie-i8q

Hello Sami,brThank you for such great content, I'm in the radiology field and I'm thinking of applying to PA school, you really put things into perspective, thank you!
Comment from : @georgeh9945

This is such a valuable video that I have shared with my High Schooler who is interested in studying PreMed or Heath Sciences in college
Comment from : @brucegreen4172

How are you negotiating all this? 8:43
Comment from : @apetsoconglomerate3060

6:50 How did you get that much time off?? Pls answer 🙏
Comment from : @apetsoconglomerate3060

You are sooo honest!😂
Comment from : @jaligawesa

This video is highly appreciated!
Comment from : @yailinreyes7929

How can foreign student settle there ??
Comment from : @vinaypatel2689

she becomes a PA yet she's happy about the 2hrs a day that she DOESN'T see patients what an ungrateful ass, getting all that good money for nothing
Comment from : @fallback8314

which route is better ? Becoming a Nurse practitioner or becoming a PA ? brwhich has more opportunities and what is salary difference ? thanks
Comment from : @MoreannaLeto

Well I say this I lost $10-15hr moving from Texas in a big city to much smaller city in Tennesee I will be going a to TN PA conference to connect with PAs in the state and that will be very helpful I don't know any here and I'll be honest I have encountered some what feels to me like some racial unease compared to working a diverse big city like one I came from I went from 120k to about 105k if I don't pick up any extra shifts
Comment from : @lukishadomally9112

100k base with a pretty unachievable bonus structure as a new grad in primary care, currently 75/hour in urgent care
Comment from : @navymed3

A new graduate as a Cardiovascular Technologist with an Associates would give a new graduate $75,000 base pay so with the on call included you’re looking at approximately $90,000 a year a as a new graduate! So who’s ever looking into a quick schooling and make some money with little to no student loan debt, come join the Technologist world!
Comment from : @dpaper7962

I make $120/yr as a registered nurse w/ a BSN I’m considering PA vs NP bc I have prereqs for both I feel like PA is a better approach to medicine than nursing is, but they’re both great and have their place
Comment from : @traceyevans2757

Hello PAs
Comment from : @Themedinsights

Thank you so much
Comment from : @fairuzastevenson9896

Is physician assistant has scope
Comment from : @dairy_of_Rosyy__

Wonderfully informative and helpful!! Thank you!! Your transparency is off the charts I really appreciate your generosity
Comment from : @lailaatallah1857

I have 50,000 dollars saved I am about to move to San Diego to live closer to my family ( they live in Baja California Sur , México) I was thinking about investing my money in a condominium or house in Baja California Sur near the beach Or use this money to pay my daily rent/ expenses while I am in PA school brWhat would you recommend me would be the best ?
Comment from : @veronicasarabia3821

Thank you for your honesty I appreciate that you spoke about getting in trouble and what that was like for you
Comment from : @chrystalbyrd7600

Can you do a video on how to negotiate salary?
Comment from : @lindamariecisneros1727

🔥😉
Comment from : @dextervillote1988

Can you please make a video on what experiences and knowledge helped you negotiate salary as a new grad?
Comment from : @temimoshood8638

I just finished my first rough draft of my personal statement, any chance you’d be willing to look at it and give me feedback?
Comment from : @rileythorpe3585

Thank you for this video! It was super informative for me as a PA-S2 I’ll graduate in December and am trying to figure out what salary I can expect as a new grad in AZ and how I can negotiate without being unreasonable
Comment from : @alexandralord3679

Promote pay transparency 👏🏼
Comment from : @emmadeneransome

Hey Sami, I hope you and your family are doing well! I was wondering if you could do a video about working or not working during PA school My boyfriend and I want to save up for a house, but he wants me to focus on graduating and completing PA school however, I feel a little in the grey area since I'm unsure how I would help him save up for our home since programs don't approve of students working during their programs I was wondering if you had any advice for those with or without significant others? Have a great weekend!
Comment from : @fridaperalta3003

I would love to do a video talking about how you negotiated salary, sign on bonuses, and general aspects of a job as well as how you recognized red flags in jobs!
Comment from : @ellieabel1543

NYC 35 years of experience in Primary Care, started off as a new grad at 100K, after 2 years was bumped to 120K bc the PAs learned that new grad NPs were starting at 120K, and some experienced PAs were at 105K when a new NP was 120K 5 months ago I was bumped to 127K
Comment from : @VanessaAA87