updated pa postgrad residency options

[deleted6669]

there are a few new ones this yr.for full info with links go to www.appap.org

APPAP Programs By Specialty

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY


North Shore University Hospital - Cardiothoracic Surgical Residency Program 516-562-4970
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Cardiothoracic Surgery Program 734-712-7202


DERMATOLOGY


UT Southwestern's Dermatology Physician Assistant Training Program 214-648-8806


EMERGENCY MEDICINE


Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Emergency Medicine Residency
Medical College of Georgia 706-721-2613
U of TX, San Antonio 210-358-2078/0636
U.S. Army 210-916-3598
Wright Patterson Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant Fellowship 937-257-9259


HOSPITALIST


Alderson-Broaddus College 304-457-6356
Mayo Clinic Arizona Postgrad. PA
Fellowship in Hospital Internal Medicine 480-342-1387


NEONATOLOGY


University of Kentucky- PA Residency in Neonatology 859-323-5530


NEUROLOGY


Neurological Associates of Northeastern New York, PC 518-381-6042
Neurology and Neuro-radiology Residency Program, Bethlehem, PA 610-866-6614


NEUROSURGERY


University of Arizona - Tucson, Neurosurgery PA Residency 520-626-0704

OB-GYN


Arrowhead Regional Medical Center 909-580-6320



ONCOLOGY


MD Anderson Cancer Center - The University of Texas 713-792-7475


ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY

Arrowhead Regional Medical Center 909-580-6330
Illinois Bone and Joint Institute 847-578-8689
NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases 212-598-6497
University of Florida- Jacksonville Orthopaedic PA Residency 904-633-0150
Watuga Orthopaedics 423-282-9011




PSYCHIATRY


Cherokee Mental Health Institute 712-225-2594
University of Iowa Behavioral Health
Postgraduate Training for PAs in Psychiatry 319-353-6314


RHEUMATOLOGY


UT Southwestern/ Dallas VA Medical Center 214-648-3969


SLEEP MEDICINE


Neurology and Neuro-radiology Residency Program, Bethlehem, PA 610-866-6614


SURGERY


Alderson-Broaddus College 304-457-6356
Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - General Surgery Physician Assistant Residency (909)580-6210
Bassett Healthcare 607-547-6672
Duke University Medical Center 919-684-2705
Grand Rapids PA Surgical Residency 616-391-8651
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Postgraduate Surgical Residency for Physician Assistants
443-622-2495
Montefiore Medical Center - University Hospital for Albert Einstein College of Medicine 718-920-6223
Morristown Memorial Hospital Surgical Physician Assistant Residency 973-971-5863
New Britain General Hospital PA Residency in General Surgery 860-224-5513
Norwalk Hospital/Yale University School of Medicine (General) 203-852-2188


TRAUMA/CRITICAL CARE


Bridgeport Hospital PA Trauma, Surgical Critical Care, and Burn Fellowship 203-384-4213


UROLOGY


Northwest Metropolitan Urology Associates 773-775-0800

 

[beans&flowers]

DERMATOLOGY


UT Southwestern's Dermatology Physician Assistant Training Program 214-648-8806

I wanna know if the following is true....specifically a PA earning upwards half a mil a year.


According to home.pacifier.com/~jomonroe

excerpt.....

Salaries for a Derm PA

Just as with dermatologist's salaries, PA salaries vary depending on demographics, practice size, the PA's abilities and experience. Physician Assistants who are capable and able to see a variety of patients will bring more money into the practice than PAs who see only acne and eczema and perform only simple surgical procedures.
Member surveys show yearly salaries range from $50K to well over $100K including bonus incentives. Billings generated by members range from ~$150K (new grad after one year) to over $600K per year by the experienced derm PA. Our surveys show the average number of patients seen per day is 28 without the physician.

 

[paintballfene17]

Hmm sounds a bit too good to be true...

 

[adamdowannabe]

Reread that........ it states BILLINGS are over half a mill, thats not what they get paid..... if you arrange to keep 75% of billings, then you might be able to make it.....!!!

 

[deleted6669]

Reread that........ it states BILLINGS are over half a mill, thats not what they get paid..... if you arrange to keep 75% of billings, then you might be able to make it.....!!!

EXACTLY...that's billed, not collected as salary...and this is from joe monroe. I know him. the guy is a derm stud. he teaches dermatology at a medical school and does the full scope of practice for derm md's including mohs procedures, transflaps, etc by himself.....
He is the president/founder of the society of derm pa's and a national speaker at derm conferences.
his website:
http://www.dermpa.org/

and his doc talking about what he adds to the practice:
http://www.dermquest.com/content.do?id=14