My Yearly Income as a Physician Assistant & Net Worth Gains
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Here is how much I made in 1 year as a Physician Assistant from all income sources, and I'm sharing my net worth gains in 2021 and 2022. Welcome to my State of the Union address. My PA-C income places me in the top 2-4% of earners for my age. This is gross income, single individual, no kids. I am one datapoint in the field of healthcare salaries.
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I’ve worked in healthcare for fifteen years, been a physician for five of those. John is the strongest PA I’ve ever worked with. He can also twerk better than anyone else in the hospital 🔥
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Sounds like you had a successful year, congratulations! I think a day in the life of a PA or your daily routine would be an awesome future video.
Started watching your channel 2ish years ago. Got accepted to PA school in fall 2022 and I’m starting school in fall 2023. Thanks for all the advice you’ve shared. Keep up the great content.
Hi John! Thanks for sharing! Love your honesty and realness. I discovered your channel awhile ago in the beginning stages of my pre-PA journey, and I’m still on my pre-PA journey but thankfully in the late stages as I’m gearing up to apply to PA school in this 2023-2024 cycle. I think it’s so cool that we have a lot in common! I would say my top 4 interests/passions are Medicine (PA), travel, culture, language learning (French specifically-I am a French major in addition to biology and a minor in public health), personal finance, and also sustainability. Looking forward to checking out more of your content!
Fingers crossed for your success! You can do it :)
Great video, I’m a pre PA student working on finishing my last semester of prerequisite classes. Going to study for the GRE and enroll in an EMT school right after
You can do it! Keep your eyes on the outcome
I’m basically in the same boat. Graduating with a Degree Pre-PT but have ochem 2 and a few others left. Definitely recommend looking into an emt program, it was a fairly easy course and Ive been on a truck for a Year now building patient care hours!
Congratulations John! I'm in my 16th year as a PA in Texas, and it has taken me most of my career to finally get where you're at, so well done! My recommendation is to continue to grind and always take advantage of those high paying jobs whenever they are available. Keep up the strong work!
Amen to that!!! Congratulations 🍾🎉🎈. I love the hustle and grind in people and dislike lazy people that live off of other people income 🙄. I am currently a travel CRCST and I made $60,000 for the year only working 6 months out the year in between school semesters. I am currently moving on to Cardiovascular Technology and looking forward to do local assignments after my 2 year’s of training and looking fed for that $3,500-$4,000/wk until I become a PA!
Great video! Im interested in real estate and medicine too. Im only a college sophomore but im leaning towards AA
Thanks you inspired me to go enroll last week in college going to medical school. Your content is very valuable & cherished!
We need more physicians. Good luck on the journey :)
Just a heads up with 401K... While it has the potential to be great, it also has the potential to absolutely screw you over. Before you start investing in it, check with employer to see who actually manages it and really look at the details, particularly all the fees because no one is managing it for free, and remember that the money is taxed on the back end... So be careful !!
Great video - love the approach you’re taking
I'm in PA school right now, about to start rotations in April! I love watching your videos because they give me hope that this hell we call school, is worth it in the end! haha thanks for the video man.
Thank you…this has been very informative especially since this is what I am trying to do along with some of the other things you have mentioned
Starting PA school in May and been binging your channel because I’m starting to get a little nervous!! Is the $150k from primary pa position post tax? Was a little confused when you mentioned taxes and couldn’t figure out if that was pre or post tax. Either way, awesome!
$150,000 is pre tax depending on where you work. If your state tax is like mine (Wisconsin), you’ll get about 104,000 of that
All numbers were before taxes because everyone is taxed differently and has varying filing methods.
New Grad PA from NYC! Love this content!
Keep it up bro 💪🏿
John, how long after graduating from my bachelors can i still apply to PA school? How can I get in touch with you for applying advice (to PA)?
Go to your local college/ University in your city and talk to an admissions officer they'll tell you
I'm amazed!
You don't burn out?!
Congratulations bro 🫡
RN here made 130
Teach me
Nice work! Here’s to 2023!
Hi John, is the overtime potential being a PA same as RN or do you think RN has more OT potential? Thanks love
I think RNs that are on travel contracts right now have great potential. I've also seen RNs killing it with OT or shift bonuses to $100+/hour. Every spot needs competent and compassionate nurses and nurses have unions that do advocate for better pay/work conditions while many PAs aren't in the same boat. I would say that the average PA is usually making more than the average RN, but there is certainly some variability there. Sorry for taking so long to respond.
Hey John, I’m just curious. What makes you want to make more money than you already make from being a PA? Did you just get bored and decide you wanted to make more money? It’s cool and I always wondered myself if I would start side hustles like a lot of other PAs do.
The more money you can save and invest at a younger age, the more time that money can compound and grow. I love what I do, but want the freedom to continue or stop on my own terms. Also, more money means more guilt-free toys, trips, and experiences.
What’s the name of the song Johnny?
Hi Do you have any videos On student loan?
How many total hours did you work?
I have done my bachelor in physical therapy.. can i become Physician assistant???
Yup you can
@@noirefit5954 oh that’s great what do you think which is better career PT or PA? I am new soo ..
@@jhanvidesai9722 they are very different careers, do more research with each
@@jhanvidesai9722 PA is better from a financial standpoint.
@@LorianandLothric My sister is a nurse with a 2-yr degree making 180k a year
How many hours a week do you work as a PA?
It's variable. One week I may work 20 hours and the next it's 50. The average is 35 hours/week in my contract.
How long have you been a PA?
Hello PAs
Why don't you share your actual net worth, and not just gains?
Hi Lauren, that's a good question. First, my actual net worth fluctuates a ton depending on the market and other factors BUT yearly gains are concrete. It happened and is finalized. Since making this video and responding to your comment, my net worth has increased by another $30k. So why should people a year from now anchor to an old video? Secondly, I share a lot about myself on this channel - but some privacy is still warranted. I'll likely update the channel when I reach a worthwhile milestone. For the time being, we're still in the trenches.
Can I pursue becoming a PA with a bachelor’s degree in social work
Yes. Any bachelor's is fine but you need pre-reqs, lots of patient care experience hours (2000+ to stand a chance), and a high GPA (3.6 is the average)
@@LorianandLothric thank you
@@angelicaigheghe3999 You’re welcome. I’m a PA student and I’ll be happy to answer other questions
@@LorianandLothric I’m kinda confused about what I want , I’m done with high school and I would like to become a PA but I’m thinking of getting a bachelor’s degree in psychology or social work or any health related course.
@@angelicaigheghe3999 I recommend shadowing a PA before applying to see what the job is like and to ask them questions.
To be honest, I would only recommend medicine as a career if you want to feel fulfilled in life. If you can be happy working a stable job that’s not medicine then do that instead. Medicine as a field actually sucks. Healthcare is a s**tshow. However, there is nothing more gratifying. If you just want to make money then there are so many other ways to do it and it’s easier than this.
Which state you live in
Pennsylvania