IDAHO: Idaho State University
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By Michigander · Posted
Still a little off the original topic, I was a participant in the Bureau of Labor Statistics this year and gave my occupation as PA. They asked for my daily duties including "assisting the physician". I refused to pick that one and said "there is no physician at work to assist". I work in one of the states that has switched to "collaboration". I like "collaboration" much better and it is more descriptive of our relationship. -
By Michigander · Posted
I've kept my social work license too. It's nice to have on the rare occasion I have to detail some psychiatric issue that is outside the scope of my usual PA job. I can also see myself transitioning into a psych PA job towards the end of my career and that would be helpful. -
I received an interview invite for Nov. 16/17 yesterday -
Does anyone have contact information for the program? Unsure about the required certifications and reference letters. -
For those who attended interviews, what kind of questions do they ask?
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