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    grandmother lying in a hospital bed, slowly dying of cancer, and the only two words she continues to repeat are “kill me.” If physician-assisted suicide, or PAS, was legal in the United States, loved ones would no longer have to suffer. In order to allow terminally ill patients to die with dignity, the U.S. government needs to legalize PAS. PAS should be legalized because it grants patients the right to a respectable death, the process ensures patients are competent enough to request it, and US…

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    this statement, it would be unreasonable not to reconsider and evaluate a centuries-old perception on physician-assisted suicide. Physician-assisted suicide (PAS) calls for physicians to prescribe lethal medication to patients with terminal illnesses who desire to end their lives. Although the debate over the legalization and morality of PAS is thousands of years old, in the past fifty years the issue has been put under the spotlight with the legalization of the practice in countries…

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    or D.O. will take about six to seven years of schooling. Becoming a PA will only take a quarter of the time and will still allow someone to do as much as a physician would do. There are a number of traits and skill sets required of one to become a PA such as stress tolerance and reading comprehension. These select few are ones I plan to work on through the years while I pursue my career. I personally am looking into becoming a PA after graduation here…

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    kills, he dies a little inside. The story starts of in medias res, we hear about Tommy and his Pa waiting calmly in the woods hunting for animals. Then Tommy gets a flashback of when his Pa used many hours to teach him to shoot, track…

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    They don’t. Instead they offer you a cheaper ‘treatment’ as an alternative. The name of the treatment? Physician assisted suicide (PAS). In a perfect world, the above scenario would be entirely fictional. Unfortunately, situations like the one described above have already occured in America. Barbara Wagner, an Oregon woman,…

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    Despite some difficulties in my early college years, I still have the same passion to fulfill my dreams. As the daughter of Cuban immigrants, I know about honest hard work, determination and about second chances. It is for this reason that I am re-applying to the PA program. I am committed and I have what it takes to succeed in this career. My desire to become a Physician Assistant began in 2006 while I worked as a Medical Assistant for Dr. Ana M. Lamas. Dr. Lamas is a highly accomplished…

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    Clinical Experience

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    After spending time shadowing PAs in various fields I have realized the significance of their role in health care. By observing the interactions between PAs and their patients I was amazed at their devotion, commitment and knowledge, drawing me more towards this career path. With my unique background in radiology as both an ultrasound technologist and a radiologic technologist, I have the understanding of the need for diagnostic imaging in healthcare. By shadowing PAs I was able to take my…

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    Physician Assistant (PA) can be both rewarding and a challenge. The field of medicine is ever evolving, requiring physicians and healthcare facilities to rely on more mid-level practitioners, such as PAs, to be able to meet the demands of health care and wellness, while maintaining the quality of care. Working with a supervising physician and other team members in the health care industry, a PA’s role bridges the gap between clinical staff and the provider. As a mid-level practitioner, the PA is…

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    Informational Interview

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    from Pakistan and I found her, one of the most caring and responsible doctors in regards of her patients. The reason I have chosen her to interview is because I am planning to continue my career as a Physician Assistant and according to my research, PAs are so similar to the Internal physicians with only few exceptions. Another reason that I chose her is because I would like to work in that hospital. My questionnaire is as follows: Q 1: Why did you choose this career?…

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    with patients for their needs, to excel on the job it would be helpful to have exceptional communication skills. Social, investigative and realistic interests will also aid in striving to be the best in this field. PA 's work under the direct supervision of a doctor. The current way that PA 's can develop their skills are through research, teaching and training. To become first assistants in surgery and running outpatient clinics and post-surgical follow ups, they must spend time proving…

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