u/Puzzleheaded_War8208

▲ 6 r/prepa

apply or wait? (texas res)

recently graduated college as a first gen grad, and conflicted on if i should apply this year or wait till next cycle when it opens in April. i’m pretty much alone in this process and have no family in medicine or support so i’ve been working full time trying to save up for caspa costs. i just really want to not have to apply again financially speaking. is it better to higher up what im lacking to really solidify my chances? all info helps thank you!

cGPA: 4.0
sGPA: 4.0

PCE: 1300 (CNA at a rehab and memory care facility)

Volunteer: 200 (variety: kids with autism, animal shelters, homeless shelters, food banks, cleanups, community scientist)

Shadowing: 8 (in progress with an MD)

Leadership: 800~ (might be more)
- Organismal Bio TA
- Mental health awareness org - founding officer
- Filipino Student Association- officer

Research: 300
- NSF undergraduate fellow (won an award)

Extracurriculars: student athlete (college club soccer/powerlifting) also a personal trainer

im really lacking in my shadowing and have been trying my hardest to shadow a PA. if anyone’s texas based that has leads that would be awesome or if anyone has a connect that can get me a pct/ma job at the hospitals at the texas med center that’d be awesome too. thank yall!

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u/Puzzleheaded_War8208 — 5 days ago

PCT or non licensed MA jobs near North Houston?

I have my cna license (2+ years experience), a bachelors of science (4.0gpa), and my BLS. Bilingual in filipino/english with some conversational spanish. I fully move to the area in about two weeks. I’ve applied to a bunch of hospitals and clinics but waiting to hear back and I’m not sure how long it’ll take so trying to greater my options. Any info helps, I definitely have all the qualifications and really looking for at least $20 minimum ! Also if anyone knows of any shadowing opportunities (PA/MD/DO/NP) in Houston please let me know :) Thank you

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u/Puzzleheaded_War8208 — 11 days ago