for pbysician assistant I read that you need thousand of hours of patient care (emt, nurse. technician) which I don't have/ won't have before I apply to schools unless I take a year off
for pbysician assistant I read that you need thousand of hours of patient care (emt, nurse. technician) which I don't have/ won't have before I apply to schools unless I take a year off
You're not willing to take off one year for a decision that will greatly impact your entire life? LOL so the only reason you didn't consider physician assistant is because you have to take one year off? And now you're suddenly "interested" in optometry. Amazing.
for pbysician assistant I read that you need thousand of hours of patient care (emt, nurse. technician) which I don't have/ won't have before I apply to schools unless I take a year off
Get a job part-time then. Some programs dont require those hours. 1 year may seem like a lot when you've had so few on the earth, but you do a career for 30+ years, take a little time.
If you're not interested in a full career, optometry will be a huge waste of money for you. Even the full-time ROI is atrocious for the tuition you will pay.
PA school is 2-3 years while optometry is 4 years. If you take a year off and apply to PA school you will break even in time. I agree with the above posters, PA seems to be a better fit for you.
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