Reply With Quote... unless you live in a state where a certain degree is required.Originally Posted by andersenpa
http://jobs.ctsnet.org/c/job.cfm?sit...55&jb=10511312
Look at "Minimum Education"
As long as you have skills and competence you will have work no matter what your degree is....
... unless you live in a state where a certain degree is required.
well nothing is 100% in life.
Death is 100%.
Thus:Death is 100%.
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So you mean it's too late to get a refund on my suspended animation chamber? Damn, i thought i would get a front row seat for space travel to a planet in the goldilocks zone in 2597.
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Looks like a neat job.
Fantastic Medical Center.
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I have wondered for a long time what the pass/fail rate was for Diploma/Certificate, AS,BS.MS PA Schools was. I've heard that there wasn't a big difference.
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If I am being evalauted by a PA with an associates or masters I do not care. I am impressed by skill and professionalism.
THAT BEING SAID the profession MUST change name to PHYSICIAN ASSOCIATE and establish a MINIMAL MASTERS LEVEL EDUCATION. We will not be included in the future of medicine unless we solidift standards that the public finds acceptable. Whether this be EVIDENCE BASED for good clinical care or not.
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