by Sami Ngo
Welcome to Your PA Mentor podcast. I am Sami Ngo, your host and fellow Physician Assistant, and I am here to help you navigate your way to fulfilling PA career. At 26 years old, I landed my dream job as a brand new graduate right out of PA school without even realizing it. All because I had an incredible mentor who guided me through my first few years as a clinician.My mentor completely changed my life and how I practice medicine. He didn’t just teach me clinical medicine. He taught me how to love the art of medicine, how to develop work/ life balance, how to avoid burnout, and most importantly. how to truly love and continue to love my profession. Because of him, I became the confident Physician Assistant that I am today. And that is why I have made it my mission to help PA students and new graduates navigate their way through the Physician Assistant profession with advice, strategy and tools to a fulfilling career as a PA.
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May 10, 2021
<p>Onboarding process is the training process of a new job. </p><p>Most new grads don’t ask about the onboarding process during their interview and EKKKKK! They find themselves drowning when they are thrown into a full schedule without proper training or supervision. </p><p>#thestruggleisreal</p><p>Typically, the onboarding process can be anywhere from a few weeks to a few months depending on the job. </p><p>Your training period in OB/GYN will be completely different from your training period in family medicine. </p><p>In this weeks podcast episode, Erin and I will answer all your burning questions: </p><p>✔️ What should I expect during my onboarding process?</p><p>✔️ Should I accept a lower hourly rate during this training process?</p><p>✔️ How long should I be “in training” until I can see a full patient schedule? </p><p>Listen to this episode NOW!</p>
May 3, 2021
<p>Don’t fall into the trap of writing a boring, generic cover letter.</p><p>No work experience? No problem. </p><p>In this weeks podcast episode, Sam and Erin explain how your cover letter can give you a leg up on the competition. </p><p>Listen in while we teach you how to market yourself and stand out to your future employer! </p>
March 26, 2021
<p>CASPA opens up in less than 1 month. You’re anxious. You want to know how do I know if I’m picking the right school? What should I be doing as a Pre-PA? </p><p>This episode is all you Pre-PA and PA students. </p><p>If you’re just starting out on your Pre-PA path or ready to start applying to Physician Assistants programs, we’ve got you covered. Erin and I give you the scoop about what to do before you even start thinking about Physician Assistant school. </p><p>We’ve also got tips to make you a competitive Physician Assistant applicant and smooth your transition from PA student to Physician Assistant, Certified. </p><p>Listen in as Sam and Erin discuss:</p><p>➕The importance of prior work experience</p><p>➕What Physician Assistant life looks like</p><p>➕How to pick the best Physician Assistant program for you</p><p>➕ How we really need about our program </p><p>Fair warning- we drop off major F bombs in this episode. We are not holding back! </p>
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