Hello, med geek subscribers, or other fellow utubers. My name's Caitlin, and I'm a newly graduated PA and I've recently joined the

med geeks team to do a little YouTube action for you guys. But first let me me thank Andrew, the founder of Med Geek's for bringing me on to the team.

Thank you, Andrew.

Now, a little background on myself, I graduated from Clemson University in 2014. I was a CNA or a certified nursing

assistant thereafter for a year to get all the necessary patient care hours needed to pursue a physician assistant degree.

And like I said before, I graduated school only a month ago and I've been a PAC certified

PA for just under three weeks so I'm definitely a newbie to the field.

Now you're probably wondering what am I doing now?

What do I have a job and why I'm here in med geeks.

Well, I decided to do an emergency medicine fellowship following PA school.

Now, fellowships are a new trendy topic following PA school and I'm going to give you a

first-hand look through these YouTube videos of course and to what exactly fellowships have to offer while going through my year at

an emergency medicine fellow. Now emergency medicine fellowship has yet to be gone but until then I plan on talking about all about

PA Fellowships why or why not to pursue them and what makes you a great

candidate for a fellowship.

And once I start in the emergency room,

I will be talking about certain topics.

I see or interesting cases that I come across every day.

But first, let's talk about this fellowship, residency terminology.

And since the beginning of this episode,

I've been referring to my postgraduate study as a fellowship but that

terminology is not contingent with medical school terminology of a fellowship. In

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