Jan 09 2020
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Composition with PA Resume Elements

Physician Assistant Resume & Cover Letter [Free Template]

By Physician Assistant
Do you wonder what happens when you hit send and your CV loads in a huge hospital ATS (Applicant Tracking System) or lands on the desk of a HR (Human Resources) Manager? Does it feel like it moves into a “black abyss”? Does anyone really see it? The truth is...
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Jan 23 2019
Love6

At the Crossroads: 8 Questions to Consider When Switching Specialties.

By Resources for Healthcare Providers
Congrats on graduating and successfully landing your first PA position! Hopefully, you have given yourself some time to rest and recover. You are probably wondering what your world will look like now that you are no longer an official student. Be encouraged by that, but don’t forget that it is...
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Jan 23 2019
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PA versus MD Lifestyle (Work/Why Balance & Why It’s Important)

By Resources for Healthcare Providers
The idea of work/life balance is something that get’s tossed around a lot. In fact, we already have a few ideas on what that might look like for a PA here. But if we change the perspective a bit, there is a new question to ask. Does your why (the reason you became...
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Jan 23 2019
Love5

X Physician Assistant Interview Questions [You’ll Be Asked]

By Resources for Healthcare Providers
As a Physician Assistant, we are trained for Primary Care. Sure you can pick a specialty for the long term, but many PAs out there are interested in making a shift or two at some point in their career. Luckily, this is typically an easy process. Let’s dig into a...
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Jan 23 2019
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First Physician Assistant Job? Here Are X Tips That’ll Help

By Resources for Healthcare Providers
If you haven’t experienced an interview for a PA position yet, it might be helpful to know just what you could be walking into. Being blindsided in any interview is never fun, so here are a few things you might experience. The PA interview usually starts with meeting at the...
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