DOCTOR vs PA (Physician Assistant) - Q & A

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This has been so helpful!! I was deciding between physican vs pa route 🎉

Your wife is super competitive with you. I kinda feel it bothers her you’re a physician and she is not. Maybe is time for her to become one.

Doctor wins they have a higher cap for income

Is exam is required for admission for PA in USA

Kya sir aap hindi me kyun nahi bat karte hai aap kau sa country from hai sir awesome sir thank you

Is it good for a doctor graduated from India to opt for PA to work in US?

We do not have a university to study Physician Assistant Department. There is a physician assistant institute. If I study at an institute, I can work in the United States ??

Geez… good info but some of those lines are 🚩

Question for the PA. Do you still have to take the MCAT exam?

Just wondering why stop at PA not become a doctor? your so close

I think it is somewhat easier to be married in medicine because you understand the stress that you are going through

Oh I loved my PA better than any doctor I've ever seen!

No offense but I would never allow a PA to treat me. Maybe due to I’m in med school lol but I’ve spoken to plenty PA’s and they’re delusional af . Congratulations to both of you though, seems like you guys are great for each other. My fiancé is in med school as well and I hope we can get along like both of you 😂😂

What I like about P.A.s and often prefer them to doctors, is because they're not as desperately cranking the money wheel to pay off their student debts. So they spend more time listening and paying attention to your problem than doctors do. And are usually much more easily accessible than doctors. I use my judgement and sometimes will see both a doctor and a PA for the same problem to get 2 different approaches to it.

Cute! Loved it! Thank you for your care and dedication. Best of luck to you!

i cant stand her boston accent

She talks like Janice, lol.

He humbly defers to her, his wife but Humility doesn't seem to be her strongest quality. meantime this is light-hearted and uplifting and fun to watch thanks for the video.

IM A U.S. Marine Veteran and I recently switched from the Desire of becomeing an LVN to now becoming an X-RAY Technologist there is a College in Longbeach LBCC that offers an associate's degree of science in X-RAY technology or radiology. I am using V.A. Benefits to help cover the cost of the program which is extremely helpful and I am excited about it. I would Like to obtain a career in a hospital helping Veterans.

In kenya we are clinical officers.

My daughter in law is a PA. She tells everyone she's a doctor. Big ego.

She is annoying.

My ex is a PA-C of neurosurgery and one thing she told me that always kind of made me go hmm is that she claimed she could do all the surgeries by herself, and her surgeons did not know as much as her. The one time I did mention that she was not an MD she nearly slit my throat in anger! Definitely some narcissistic traits in the woman, but I want to just confirm a PA-C is not allowed to do spine and brain surgeries without being supervised by a doctor correct? I would pretty upset if I found out a PA was doing delicate spinal surgery on me unsupervised.

"Lovely wife" is dead on!

Seriously, great job.

Seriously, my AMAZING PA is such a "Hero" in my life☆~She listens SO well, takes all my concerns & symptoms very seriously, while dealing with Lupus, Hashimotos, Heart/HBP, etc♡!!

You both look good together!

How do you bill? If you bill as an MD I would have a problem with that. Are you a wannabe?

Sir i just passed bhms from india and i want to study PA in usa ..can it possible??

That's awesome you are patient with your family with medical needs.

"you can do everything a physician can"
no you can't

I just found your channel.. you guys are great couple.. I am enjoying your videos..🥰🥰

So why have a separate categgory of PA, make them all doctor, No?

what's difference between pa and np

You guys are great. Thanks for this video. Very helpful ❤

The US medical system is crazy… I wouldn’t want to be treated by a PA if you ask me

from Joel: Excellent discussion!  

After a career as an Army officer (Signal Corps), I became a PA at age 42 in 1980. I started at $15K/year (!) and retired after 30 years, all of it in an inpatient psychiatric hospital. Back then a PA was a bachelor's-level degree; now it's a master's.  

I particularly liked your touching on the fact that a PA is trained as a generalist and can seamlessly transition from one specialty to another, whereas an MD cannot do so without going back through a second (3+ year) residency.  

Over time, I've had a number of older docs tell me that if PA had been an option when they finished college, they'd have gone the PA route rather than going to med school. (The first PA's graduated from Duke in 1967.) And, in the same vein, I've met a number of PA's whose parent(s) were docs; those parents urged their offspring to become a PA, and none of those involved regretted that choice.😀

How is PA vs Nurse Practioner

the jersey accent

The PA has a huge EGO, she BLEW him away she said. If you put her on a pedestal you are going to be her FAN. Big red flag! She says he knows EVERY THING. BIG, BIG red flag. Dr. you need a woman in her twenties if you plan to have children. Think about that! Mid thirties = geriatric pregnancy. Think about that. If you are a beta man good guy you might be able to handle it with her. I can see you are going to need all of the luck in the world with her.

The PA thinks she is BETTER than the DR. (BETTER HALF she said)

I would prefer to see a P.A. at my doctors office as I find that they spend more time with the patient than the M.D.

Dear lovely couple. I need your help and guidence in sending my daughter to PA USA. She is brilliant student studying BHMS, an homeopathic physician professional course. could you please guide.

Hello Dr. Cellini! How much money does a PA (Her) makes a Week, Month, and year.

Practicining pa at 21 from some combined program. woah

Why are the good guys always already married?

Seeing this now, being in my late 20s Im in the same about having the desire and uncertainty about getting into PA school. I myself just started working as a PCA now studying to get my certification and in school for PCT cert. I’m just now discovering this after my younger self wanting to be a doctor and finding the flexibility in practicing sooner as a PA C, I’ve been there wanting to kick myself about it but I think as long as its happening now it might’ve been your time. And just get into it. Seeing this informative video helps encourage that. I’m debating whether to leave my Pct program and research a pa school. And just work as a cna. They say the best nurses/medical professionals start as a cna lol