u/Comfortable_Ad8973

Hi everyone, I started working as an at home caregiver a couple weeks ago and so far it’s a really great gig. The agency I work for has different levels to the type of work. Currently, since I was hired with no prior caregiving experience, I am working as a Companion to the elderly folk I work for (cooking, cleaning, appointments, meds reminders, etc.). As I continue working with this agency I can move up doing more hands on care, hospice care, overnight care, after-surgery care, etc.

Does this work look good for PA school applications?

And what category would this kind of work be under?

Any advice is helpful so I can slowly strengthen my application.

Thanks everyone!

HI HI everyone! Just curious, for those who have taken Chem 120A over the summer at CSUF, how would you rate your experience? Was the work load crazy? Overwhelming? Manageable? I know that it’s going to be an accelerated course due to it being only a month long so I do have to put much focus and effort towards it. I was just curious to see everyone’s experience? And any tips for managing/studying the material would be great too thanks!