Your PA Mentor - From Physician Assistant Student to PA-C
Sami Ngo
16 episodes
9 months ago
Onboarding process is the training process of a new job. Most new grads don’t ask about the onboarding process during their interview and EKKKKK! They find themselves drowning when they are thrown into a full schedule without proper training or supervision. #thestruggleisrealTypically, the onboarding process can be anywhere from a few weeks to a few months depending on the job. Your training period in OB/GYN will be completely different from your training period ...
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Onboarding process is the training process of a new job. Most new grads don’t ask about the onboarding process during their interview and EKKKKK! They find themselves drowning when they are thrown into a full schedule without proper training or supervision. #thestruggleisrealTypically, the onboarding process can be anywhere from a few weeks to a few months depending on the job. Your training period in OB/GYN will be completely different from your training period ...
How to Avoid Lawsuits & Stop Practicing Defensive Medicine
Your PA Mentor - From Physician Assistant Student to PA-C
22 minutes
5 years ago
How to Avoid Lawsuits & Stop Practicing Defensive Medicine
Only bad providers get sued. #fakenewsDid you know that >50% of providers will be sued at least once in their career? There is a myth in the medical field that only bad providers get sued. But it can happen to any of us at any time. On the last episode of the season on Your PA Mentor podcast we talk about how to avoid getting sued and how to be prepared for it. In this episode, we cover: ➕malpractice insurance coverage➕best documentation practices➕easy ways to minimi...
Your PA Mentor - From Physician Assistant Student to PA-C
Onboarding process is the training process of a new job. Most new grads don’t ask about the onboarding process during their interview and EKKKKK! They find themselves drowning when they are thrown into a full schedule without proper training or supervision. #thestruggleisrealTypically, the onboarding process can be anywhere from a few weeks to a few months depending on the job. Your training period in OB/GYN will be completely different from your training period ...
