NEW YORK: Long Island University Division of PA Studies
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Hi Everyone, I'm a PA student at Emory School of Medicine looking for an ObGyn Rotation in the Baltimore area. Does anyone know of any preceptors who would be willing to take a student for 5 weeks? Thanks! -
No i haven't taken the offer, still negotiating actually cause the original offer was so low. Thanks for the extra info though about your classmate. -
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It is a very simple process now. If you have a VA rating, go on ebenefits and apply for Voc Rehab. They get back to you fairly quickly. It is best (in my opinion) to already be accepted to a PA program prior to sitting down with the Voc Rehab counselor. They will establish a need for the program by evaluating certain factors such as how your disability is affecting your current work and employability. After that is reviewed, the decision is pretty quick. It has been (in my experience) a pretty good VA program, and that is saying a lot. Hope that helps. PM me if you have any questions. -
My first 10 years in EMS was with an all-volunteer fire department. Some months, I put in over 100 hours.
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