PA Boards 99: Interview Drexel University Student (Josh)

Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast

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Physician, Pance, Health & Fitness, Review, Family, Education, Medicine, Assistant, Board, Podcast

4.7 • 989 Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2016

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Today we're going to be speaking with Josh Estrada - whos a Drexel University PA student. He recently finished didactic and is starting clinical rotations. He shares his experience including things that worked and didn't work to help him get through the first year. He gives some great advice - have a listen!

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0:00.0	Hey, what's going on guys and welcome to episode 99 of the Physician
0:03.6	assistant boards.com podcast. Now in this episode we're going to be interviewing
0:09.1	another student. This is a PA student from Drexel University.
0:13.0	So we're going to be speaking with Josh Estrada,
0:15.0	who is a Drexel University physician assistant student.
0:18.0	He recently finished his didactic,
0:20.0	the didactic portion of the schooling,
0:22.0	and he started rotations in September.
0:24.0	So he's here to give his advice.
0:26.0	He's here to share what he's learned,
0:28.0	purls, things he did wrong, things he wished he knew.
0:32.0	So he's really going to be sharing his experience
0:35.0	to help all those students or those soon to be students advance their career and better their
0:39.7	education. This not only applies to PA students, This applies to medical students, nurse practitioner students.
0:46.0	There's a lot of great advice here. So for all of you who are currently in school, I think you're really going to benefit from this interview.
0:51.0	Also if you haven't already we do have a
0:53.1	YouTube channel up at YouTube.com forward slash PA boards on that YouTube channel we're
0:58.6	doing a lot of different types of videos we're doing motivation we're doing a lot of
1:02.2	clinically relevant review as well for those of you who are already in practice or for those of you who are currently in rotations.
1:08.0	So it's YouTube.com forward slash PA boards and if you're interested in sharing your story to help the PA boards community, I'd be more than
1:16.3	happy to speak with you. Please send an email to Andrew at physician-assisted boards.com.
1:21.5	And with that said, let's get into the interview with Josh Estrada. He's a current student at
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