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PA Week October 12 Daily Thread Raffle

  • 12 Oct 2020 10:16
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    Message # 9298844
    Anonymous

    Good Morning.  Reply to this post to be entered into the raffle.  What are you most grateful for as a PA?  What is it that you could not do without and be able to get your job done?

    Please don't forget to log into your SAFPA account before posting, or add your first and last name to your post (if you are not registered yet), so we know who to get the prizes too if you win.  Thanks.
  • 12 Oct 2020 15:04
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    Reply # 9299380 on 9298844
    Anonymous member

    As a PA I am grateful for the training I’ve received from IPAP and the training and lessons I learn everyday from seeing patients. I love the versatility I have as a PA. I also am grateful for our PA leadership but also my local leadership at JBER. We have a strong network of PAs and commanders. I’ve been afforded several opportunities and been pushed to step outside of my comfort zone because of all that support and I could not do my job well or grow and develop as an officer without it. 
  • 12 Oct 2020 17:42
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    Reply # 9299635 on 9298844
    Sherry Carter

    As a PA there are many things I am grateful for and never take for granted.  One of them is the foundation of my education and classmates through PA school which was a challenge not only to learn a career but to also figure out how to be on your own at 21. I am very grateful for the network of PAs I have met in my Air Force career as a contractor and now as active duty.  Another is leadership who jas been very supportive of PAs. Lastly all the nursing staff I have encountered who make it possible to be a successful team! So many things to be grateful for everyday!
  • 6 Oct 2021 07:48
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    Reply # 11144363 on 9298844
    Anonymous member
    The completion of formal training to become a PA is just the beginning. Being your best is an iterative process. The sum of experiences over the years. I could not do my job if I didn't come to realize the need for continually educating myself on a daily basis. There is always something new to learn that will make you a better practitioner.


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