Not a PA...

and I don't want to say what this person was, but such a coincidence that I was thinking about this same thing just last night.  (See link below.)

I hear things every day that concern me/slow me down.  Wouldn't the inability to pronounce something, or phrase something correctly, or expand abbreviations from a chart correctly, or say a drug name correctly with correct dosage, be a sign of not a deep enough understanding of what they are doing? 

• On PAs - has anyone noticed (sm) - fed up
  • what aggravates me about PAs - sm
  • I have one PA with a chronic allergy or sinus problem.... - PAMT
  • Thanks for all your feedback... - OP
  • All of my PAs were better than the docs before - I switched companies.
  • Not a PA... - MTBlab
  • I have one that can't even dictate by reading the H&P without errors! - Getting older
  • Yes, very common that PAs are some of the - PAs
  • I used to notice that, but strangely... - sm
  • Yes, I have had the same problem (sm) - flutterby
  • I transcribe for a PA and have not noticed any of which you are complaining..sm - kps
    • PA dictation - Pat
      • because in med school they learn to be even - Wannie
        • i forgot, they also learn how to use incorrect - Wannie

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