Oversaturation of PAby Anon100000 (no login)There are now areas saturated with PAs. Several of my PA buddies are having a hard time trying to find a decent job. Of course, the areas where PAs are beginning to saturate are in the major cities. I think the best way to go is to go for the Masters in Nursing and specialize in Nurse Anesthetist. There is a huge demand for Nurse Anesthetist. Think Surgery Centers. Their starting salaries are in the 40-60s on the average. My neighbor is grossing over 130,000 and she only works 7 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday with No Call schedule. Lastly, there aren't enough MDs going into Anesthesia to fill the void for Anesthesiologists. Thus, Nurse Anesthetist will be in more demand. from IP address 65.24.8.157 Goto Forum Home |
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