u/FartAbsorber

I am currently trying to get patient care hours for PA programs. I recently graduated with a degree in biology, with a 3.6 GPA and a strong science GPA with all A's except in general chem (Orgo I and Biochem were both A's). I accepted a job as an RBT which does one on one implementation of behavioral treatment plans for patients with autism. I emailed one of my target schools and was hoping that would count as PCE but they said it would not suffice as PCE hours. I am wondering how people got their PCE hours after college. I am also trying to see if I could become a medical assistant to fulfill hours and have the RBT experience to broaden my background.

I am currently 23 about to be 24 and I contacted a recruiter for MA state police. They sent me a cadet program and wondering what people’s experiences are in these cadet programs. Would it be better for me to do this program and then go to the academy or train for the academy and try to get in skipping the cadet program. My only weak point right now is cardio which I am going to train myself up.