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I disagree with the article. I took the 2019 PANCE, the questions were more difficult, and a score of 50% on Rosh isn’t enough. I also did 100% of the Rosh questions.

Yes, I got a 400. Historically the passing score is 350 +/- a few

Kaplan > Rosh

Rosh prediction was 680, I got a 400 — oof lol took on 1/4, scored on 1/16

just wish they didn't change $799 for their conferences

-_____________- you SOB lol

following. I have the same stats and taking the PANCE for the first time in January Combat medic x5 years, Packrats were 128 and 142, Rosh low 70s, HippoED high 70s. B student (3.39 GPA) 70-80's on PAEA EORs. I feel we are close in stats.

If it makes you feel better, South has pasted every ARC PA accreditation visit over the last 12 years.

Very true. Orientation is in September and classes start in October.

I am a clinical-year student. I have tattoos from my shoulders, down to each of my elbows and one on my forearm. Very visible. Experiences my vary: I'm in the south. During didactic I covered them for the first week, then never again. In clinicals I wear my white coat all the time because we're required to do so. On the times when I haven't worn my white coat, surgery/emergency medicine, no one has cared or said anything to me. I've had at least two preceptors who did not care in the least. I do carry a white long-sleeved under amour shirt in my bag at all times in case it's needed. I have seen nurse wearing long sleeves to cover tattoos on my rotations, but I have not seen providers with exposed tattoos either. Most times, you'll be wearing a dress shirt, +/- white coat, so not a biggie. Also, when you interview you'll be wearing a suit and unless you divulge your tattoos, they won't know - personally I wouldn't submit that information. tl;dr - haven't had a problem yet.

can we see your essay?

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Amen ?

I worked 14 hours days, 5-6days/week during my trauma/gen surg/ICU rotation at UT hahaha.

I am graduating is 6 months and I went to a MD/PA career fair a few days ago. Has anyone used Palm Health Resources before to find a job? Are these recruitment firms somthing I should stay away from or embrace? Thanks y'all