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Andrew Lim, CCPA – Orthopaedics PA

• New PA Grad Andrew reflects on the PA Job Hunt

Dave Mittman, PA-C

• Lessons Canada can Learn from the American Pa Journey

Deniece O’Leary, PA-C – Family Medicine / Orthopaedic Surgery PA

• Interview with the Ontario PA Chapter President

Celina Wu, CCPA – Family Medicine PA

• New PA Grad Celina on finding work outside the Career Start Grant

Christian Galloway, PA-S – American PA Student

• A Look at American PA Admissions

Dee Naidu, CCPA – General Surgery PA

• How Physician Assistants are used in General Surgery

Katrina Pulla, PAS1 – 1st Year PA Student

• Mental Wellness in Your 1st Year of PA School

Ken Crosby, CCPA – Internal Medicine PA

• A Day in the Life of an Internal Medicine / Critical Care PA

Kimberly Scott – Orthoapedic Surgery PA

• A Day in the Life of a Hospital-Based Orthopaedic Surgery PA

Maureen Taylor, CCPA – Infectious Disease PA

• Questions to ask PA Employers during Job interviews

Natalie Dies, CCPA – Surgery PA

• PA practice in Manitoba vs Ontario

Ohood Elzibak, CCPA, MPAS – Orthopaedic Surgery PA

• How Canadian PAs can Prepare for Maternity and Paternity Leave

Sahand Ensafi, CCPA – Emergency PA

• Q&A with an Emergency Medicine PA

Sara Nolte, CCPA – Emergency PA

• Part 1: Finding a Job as a New PA graduate: Getting Started with the Career Start Grant
• Part 2: Finding a job as a new PA graduate: the importance of having a network

Viet Le, PA-C – Cardiology PA

• Tips to succeed in your 1st and 2nd year of PA School