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Physician Assistant Salary

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If a physician is a specialist (Board Certified), he or she has approximately 5 years of post graduate education A PA is a shitty little two year Masters program Stay away from me
Comment from : @roychefets6961

I would love to hear an update!brHappy new year
Comment from : @nikkistahr7105

Sure wished I saw your video years agoSigh, well almost done with my bachelors and will be ready to apply to Pa school next year ☺️
Comment from : @mochabetty

well-done video
Comment from : @ytb917

Let's go aggies!!!!
Comment from : @XTheXRizzaX

Good job MrKubin! Peace! Omar " DrO the PA Pro " Abdul-Malik DHEd, MPAS, PA-C 🤓
Comment from : @OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro

Hi paul ! I have a couple questions that i'd like to ask you I don't know if its okay to just leave them here
Comment from : @kevinochoa3214

I'm only 16 right now but after high school I want to go to school to become a PA but do you think I will regret becoming a MD My main concern is will I live comfortably on a PA salary? If you could respond it would be greatly appreciated
Comment from : @bottledkula7505

Im majoring in chemistry as an undergrad do you think that is a good major for PA? Im interested in this career and also want to know wether you would ever consider going to med school ? thank you
Comment from : @dorthysavage6660

If you check on indeed in the Seattle area NP's and PA's make between $120k - $156k
Comment from : @MissaLifeStyle

Do you know how to do clinical research is a PA?
Comment from : @user-os1qt9jz1o

Very well done video! I'm interested in the PA program, i would like more information and I will subscribe to your feeds
Comment from : @RajeshKumar-zt6oe

stop trying to take over youtube dammit
Comment from : @jagpanzer8246

Knowing what I finally want to do with my life feels so good :) #futurePA
Comment from : @quickfast8398

Fuck the uni-brow! LOL Thanks for the insightful information Paul Kubin! What do you think of PA schools who have the accreditation status of "Accreditation-Provisional" like Charles D University? What are my rights and benefits if I do go to such a provisionally approved school PA program? Can I get licensed as PA after graduating from such a provisionally approved PA program? How long does a "Accreditation-Provisional" PA prorgramschool take to get to a "Full-Accreditation" status ( I know that it may depend on the school etc)?
Comment from : @ppa1983

is that a unibrow???
Comment from : @nickrayborn7480

HECK YEA WHOOP GIG'EM AGS!!! my bad I meant Texas A&M aggies LoL
Comment from : @K1370

I cannot wait to pursue this field!
Comment from : @jada9469

Paul, your videos and website are awesome and very informative Thank you!
Comment from : @slee1335

Hello paul im in school right now for a bs in health science can this degree get me into a PA program
Comment from : @darnellferguson13

Great video with a lot of important and encouraging information Thank you!
Comment from : @Flamaccent25

Are these salaries that you're talking about before or after taxes? Because if a PA makes about $100,000 a year, they're actually earning about 75-80k because of taxes right? Which makes it difficult to pay back loans when you have a family and a mortgage and stuff like that right?brbrThanks
Comment from : @DanielCruz01

Thank you so much for this video! I am actually studying at UC Davis right now as an undergrad and looking into PA school? What is the best way to get in touch with PA's to shadow?
Comment from : @lyneezyxx

Hey paul,brDo you know if there is a market for traveling PAs? Both in the US n internationally Also what do you think there will be a market for pediatric PA off any specialty? I would love tho work wkids thanks! And love your site!!br-Jasmine Pre-PA
Comment from : @JazzyJay207

Hi Paul,brbrAmazing video Very informative, I think I found my calling in life The one thing you didn't mention, though, was the time, on average, it takes to get a job after graduation Can you please share this statistic? Thanks Paul
Comment from : @Navywavylife

Cali is a more expensive state brother
Comment from : @SeriousSamm83

Very informative but there really should be something done about gender inequality
Comment from : @TheDontate0

Thanks a lot for this video
Comment from : @veneciaharris

How is the salary in pediactics ? brI am from Rhode island & I am 29 years old
Comment from : @ttforever1984

I am a UC Davis sophmore and I hope to get into the PA program in UC Davis school of medicine!
Comment from : @NicholasAulh

How does a full time schedule for a PA looks like? Part-time?
Comment from : @Markosios2000

Glad I found this vid so I can find the website Applied last year before my bachelor degree was finished got one interview Applying this year with my bachelor degree finished, 25 years of home health care and now 4 months as a CNA at a nursing home Hoping to get in
Comment from : @MHSMagicLuver

Nice video however, I wonder w/the avg salary you gave that doesn't narrow down to specialties - so what's the avg for Primary Care PA salary?
Comment from : @katkat1194

hello, i am a public health major can i still go to PA school even if i have public health background on me?
Comment from : @maniaalam399

Hey Paul, this is Aaron (lunch @ Taco Bravo in Willits a few years ago) I thought I'd let you know I started the Stanford PA program 2 months ago I love to see your continued enthusiasm for the profession
Comment from : @afarmboy76

In order to be in PA school what would you recommend getting your undergraduate degree in? Do you think it would be a good idea to get your degree in biology or nursing
Comment from : @karlethtorres2172

I'm looking into that - it hasn't been tracked well, so I'll have to get back to you
Comment from : @paulkubin

Highest: radiology, dermatology, cosmetic surgery, and (surprisingly) pediatrics Lowest: women's health, oncology, schools (elementary/community college)
Comment from : @paulkubin

It's done both ways I'm currently hourly At my work when you've been there a couple years, they usually make you salary It just depends
Comment from : @paulkubin

Varies by employer, typically salary
Comment from : @LeviMan91

Thorough, Paul Well done!
Comment from : @eipassacannad

Do PAs get paid by the hour or salary usually?
Comment from : @DavidAdkins133

West coast make so much because EVERYTHING is so expensive out there
Comment from : @KeelsElizabeth1

Thanks, guys!
Comment from : @JeffWeathers111

Come to me, Benjamins
Comment from : @NormanPope545

What are the highest and lowest paying specialties?
Comment from : @lewistaylor4547

Thanks, Paul Love the site
Comment from : @ThomasGibson33

OMG I'm so in the wrong field
Comment from : @JonHilton1

How long has PA salary been higher than NP salary? Seems like they've been around longer, so I wouldn't have expected them to make less
Comment from : @AaronCraig200