How to Get Into Pathologists' Assistant School
Channel: Boris Temkin, PA-C
Date: 2021-11-19

Do you LOVE anatomy and physiology? Do you want to work in healthcare or medicine but prefer to be behind the scenes? Would you like to have a job with great pay and fantastic work-life balance that only requires 2 years of training after undergrad? Well, the Pathologists' Assistant (PA) career might be perfect for you.

In this video, I interview Shauna. At the time of this recording, Shauna was a PA student (she is now a practicing PA). This clip includes information on PA school, how competitive it is, how to get in, and how to get in if you have a low GPA. In the full video (link at the end), we discuss the PA profession, career options for PAs, PA school, and how to get into PA school since it can be quite competitive. 

For more information about the Pathologists' Assistant (PA) profession, please see pathassist.org. This site is perfect for anyone interested in the profession, whether you are just beginning to explore the PA profession, you are a PA student, or you are already a practicing PA. There are resources for everyone! If you have a question for Shauna, please leave a comment on this video and I'll see if I can relay some of your questions to her.

Thank you so much for watching the video, and good luck to you in your professional journey!!
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My name is Boris, I'm a Certified Physician Assistant (PA-C) working in Internal Medicine and Medical Weight Loss! 

This channel is all about sharing what I know about health and fitness. I also make content to help people get into PA school.

If you would like to get my help personally or if you would like to collaborate, please reach out to me through my website: www.boristhepa.com
Or send me a DM on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boristhepa

***Disclaimer: I am not a PA School admissions professional. The advice I provide in my YouTube videos and any advice or feedback I provide during consulting sessions is for informational purposes only and is based on my own knowledge, experience, personal research, and success as a PA School applicant and student. All views expressed through email, in phone and video consulting sessions, and on my YouTube channel are my own and may not reflect the views or opinions of my school, employer, or anyone else.***