Just applied for a PA program

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I like nursing, but I know it's not something I want to do forever. The part that I hate about nursing is the politics, and also for the most part I find most nurses (mainly female nurses) to be the most vindictive, whiny, complaining people on the face of this earth. I believe it's b/c they are burned out and miserable. Sorry, work is my home away from home, I can't imagine dealing with this for the next 40 years that I have to work.

So yea, I applied for a PA program. When I'm done I plan on working at a clinic, usually under one doctor. The PA's I have talked to, 2 of them are former nurses, tell me that it is a different world.

Wish me luck with getting accepted. I have a plan if I am. I will work agency one day/week, probably Saturdays, for 12 hours. That monthly income should cover my car and insurance, plus a little more (agency pays very well). The rest of my expenses will be paid via Student loans. I will be moving back home, so at least I won't have rent, but I plan on chipping in for utilities and my own groeceris, etc, etc.

To PASomeday- it does have a ring to it :) one of the wonderful things about nursing is that it can take you anywhere- even to PA school. I'm sure you will be a great PA!!!

How was the GRE EXAM??? HOW DID YOU PREPARE FOR IT????

How was the GRE EXAM??? HOW DID YOU PREPARE FOR IT????

Oh, it was EASY!

It was easy b/c I didn't have to take it. The PA programs are all undergrad here.

I should be hearing from the U this week!!!

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Politics and backstabbing are everywhere---PAs are not immune, sadly.... Hence, I hope you find a GOOD and SUPPORTIVE physician group to affiliate yourself with.

Good luck.

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