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Last time we left off, PA Kay had just taken her boards. This episode, she has an update for you on that, including what she's been up to si...
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A behind-the-scenes look at PA school training by an actual PA student, as well as some sweet panic studying as I prepare to take my PANCE next year. Each episode, I'll share with you an ins...

Last time we left off, PA Kay had just taken her boards. This episode, she has an update for you on that, including what she's been up to si...

Soooo....I did the thing. I took the boards. Yesterday. Here are my thoughts on getting through them, including 3 pieces of advice that shou...

Fact: You're going to do something that signals you out as a newb on your surgery rotation; that's just life as a PA student. But wouldn't i...

In 30 seconds or less, explain the pathophysiology behind, and how to use transferrin, TIBC, ferritin, and MCV to differentiate between iron...

Can you spot the difference between WPW and LGL on an EKG? How are WAP and MAT different? Where'd the p-wave go in junctional rhythms? How d...

Type 2 Diabetes is everywhere, and if your idea of how to treat it consists primarily of metformin, then you're managing diabetes the same w...

Quick, what are the 3 antibodies you should check if you suspect your patient is Type 1 diabetic? What's the *one* lab you should run to con...

The 3rd (ish) installment of "Things I wish I had known before I started PA school." We already covered *how* you should study in PA school,...

The 2nd most common chronic disorder at my urgent/primary care clinic was Hyperlipidemia, but what does that even mean? And what's considere...

Despite its name, Urgent Care is a lot more chill than say, the emergency department or hospital medicine. PA Kay shares a brief Urgent Care...

Being a PA is a little bit like being a detective; you can't always rely solely on what you're told. In medicine, we're taught to operate un...

Did you know that hospitalists weren't a thing until like 20 years ago? Do you even know what a hospitalist is, let alone what they do? PA-K...

The second installation of "Things I wish I knew before I started PA school." Stress & anxiety may be coming for you; what's your plan of at...

PA Kay takes a deep dive into her current rotation in the emergency department, ranting about why she hates the word "preceptor," and dishin...

The very first episode of PA-S, FML. PA Kay introduces herself (briefly) and why she started this podcast (i.e., to give study tips, an insi...