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By ellenUSFPA
Hello,
I did not pass PANCE on my first try. I have 2 months until my next exam and want to know if I should try ROSH or HIPPO for my next attempt or both?
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By jathas
PANCE Tutor
I am an online tutor for the PANCE. I'm a retired M.D., retired since 2002, with 22 years teaching PA's, medical interns and Med. students. As far as I know, I'm the only live online PA Tutor in the country! I have been successfully tutoring matriculating PA students and PANCE/PANRE candidates from California to New York for 8 years. I really enjoy teaching......and I really believe in and I am a strong advocate for PAs.
I tutor only PA students, and I am fully committed to the PA profession because I believe in it. I had a great working relationship with PAs in my practice for many years, and found PAs to be so Far Superior to the other 'similar' providers (I think you know whom I mean - lol).
Pass rates since 2010 for our 68 students using us are 99% for first time takers and 93% for students having failed 1-4 times.
Anyhow, If you need some help I am here and available as time allows.
Feel free to call me at 617-816-8467 for advice, or with questions - and visit our website at Precipio Learning.
You People Are the Future of Medicine.....
Best,
Dr. John
Precipio Learning LLC
Since 2010
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By Lwitt
Looking to buy PANCE Rosh Review. Only need through the end of next week just looking for good practice questions before my exam.
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By LBMiller
I am a 1996 graduate of a PA program. I was a PA-C for 10 years and worked 8 of them. I had kids, got busy, but now want to get back to my first love. I realize I must retake the PANCE. Has anyone here on the forum gone through or is currently in the same situation? There is a plethora of info for first timers just graduating or recertifiers currently in practice. I haven’t practiced in 15 years. I do keep up with reading but haven’t logged CME’s in 10 years. To make matters worse I currently live in Arkansas which has a huge NP presence. Licensure is a series of hoops. You actually have to have your supervising physician go with you to Little Rock’s medical board and they ask your SP if he has seen you do various procedures. If he has not well, you are not able to perform those procedures. NP’s are licensed through nursing board not Medical board so they have a huge scope of practice.
Anywho, anybody out there with advice?
I am planning on taking an online prep then doing these qbank questions. Lots of help here on what to use to get ready for PANCE I’m just concerned my knowledge may be lacking due to the time out of practice.
Appreciate it.
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