Day 277

June 20th, 2010 I quit my job to become prepared for PA school. I took two months off before school started just to have my own time before I would be biting the bullet for PA school. I am glad I did. :) I can't believe it has almost been a year!

Today is just two classes. Research Methods and Pathophysiology II. I am almost done with research methods which is just fine with me. I think I will be finishing the class with a 100% which is a first for me and pretty awesome at the same time. We have been learning things such as the: bell curve, mean, average, mode, standard deviations, stuff like that. Next after this class will be epidemiology.

Pathophysiology is a hard class. Patho I my grades would fluctuate. Some subjects I would ace the tests, others I would get a C or a B. It really depends on how much I like what I am learning. Right now we are learning about GI, Pancreas, and the liver. My study guide is a mere 30 pages and I am almost done going through all of it. My exam is on Monday. Then Pharm exam Tuesday, and Emergency Medicine on Wednesday.

Just another week in PA school!

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My name is Ashleigh and I am 27 years old starting the next chapter of my life. I attended PA school to become a physician assistant and graduated in December 2012. I am a daughter, a sister, a dancer, and compassionate about medicine and people. I love helping others and I can't wait to start this journey.

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If you are just curious about a Physician Assistant (PA), or looking to be a PA, then you were just like me in the past.

I always knew I wanted to be in the medical profession, but I didn't know exactly where I wanted to go with it. Did I want to be a doctor? Not really, I knew 8 more years of school was not for me.

I will be creating a blog for the every day life of a physician assistant. From studying, to stressing, to sleeping, to crying, to helping patients, to rotations, to every day life, and how I got there and through it.

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