Physician Assistants

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I am transitioning from a surgical specialty to dermatology (my passion! ) and am currently looking for jobs in the Tampa Bay, Bradenton, Sarasota, or surrounding areas. I am willing to drive up to an… more

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I am a PA looking for positions in dermatology in the Tampa Bay area but also open to working in Riverview, Brandon, Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, and Sarasota . I have a strong passion … more

Hello, I am currently working as a Physician Associate in the state of Florida and have been assisting in surgery for 10 years! What salary range should I be at or currently accepting?

Any Physician Assistant owned (Primary Care) practices out there? I’m 20 yrs in now and I’m interested in starting my own facility. Any tips or resources are greatly appreciated!

Any Physician Assistant's here started out in Critical care for your first job? If so, how did you survive/adjust to the environment and responsibilities?

Any night shift PAs out there? How do you manage your health and social life working odd hours?

I'm making $95k in Denver but struggling with the cost of living. Do salaries in the PA field feel aligned with living expenses in your area?

I’ve been thinking a lot about cultural competence lately, especially with the diversity of patients we see. I want to make sure I’m truly respecting each patient’s background and not just assuming I … more

I’ve noticed burnout creeping in, especially with my 50-60 hour weeks lately. It’s hard to keep the same energy when each day is packed with patients, charting, and admin tasks. I love patient care, b… more

I’ve been in dermatology for 6 years, but I’m thinking about switching to emergency medicine. It’s a big leap, and I’m wondering how tough it will be to transition after so many years in one field. I’… more

I’m in a tough spot deciding between two offers—one offers $120k with basic benefits, and the other offers $115k but with excellent healthcare and retirement options. How do you weigh salary versus be… more

I recently faced a tough call—hospital policy required I follow a specific protocol, but in my gut, I knew it wasn’t the best approach for my patient. They needed a faster intervention, but the rules … more

I’ve been picking up extra shifts for months now—some weeks working 50-60 hours—and it’s starting to take a toll. I want to support my team, especially with patient volumes so high, but I’m feeling bu… more

Had a tough interaction with a patient today that made me rethink how I communicate. They seemed frustrated, and I wasn’t sure if I wasn’t clear enough or if they were just having a bad day. I’ve been… more

Working in a rural area definitely comes with its own set of challenges—limited resources, long travel times, and high expectations from patients who often can’t access specialized care. For example, … more

I'm a PA in NYC making $110k with 3 years of experience. Is this competitive, or should I be negotiating for more? What are others making in the metro area?

Just made the switch from a small clinic to a large hospital and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed. How did you all adjust to the pace and complexity of hospital work? Any tips for making a smooth tra… more

I’m finding it harder and harder to give my patients the care they deserve with all the corporate policies in place. From restrictive appointment times to mandatory documentation requirements, I feel … more

Faced a tough case today with a 10-year-old patient whose family refused a recommended surgery, even though it’s necessary for their long-term health. The family is concerned about potential risks, bu… more

I've been a PA for 5 years now and I'm thinking about specializing. For those who went from general practice to specialties, what was your experience like? Is it worth the extra training?

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We all know the long hours, unpredictable schedules, and emotional toll our jobs can take. It's not exactly the ideal recipe… more

Expanding PA scope of practice is a hot topic. More autonomy could mean better access to care, especially in underserved areas. But, concerns about patient safety and physician oversight remain. Where… more

I'm facing a gut-wrenching dilemma at work, and I could really use some guidance.

A patient with a terminal illness is requesting a treatment that I believe is not only futile, but could actually worsen their quality of l… more

So, the higher-ups are dangling a leadership training program in front of us PAs. 🤨 Sounds fancy, but is it just a shiny carrot, or a genuine opportunity for growth? The program focuses on communica… more