Physicians Associate Applicants 2024

I have been offered a place at UoP in 2024 - January start though.

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Original post by Jotenno

I have been offered a place at UoP in 2024 - January start though.

is that plymouth or portsmouth?

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Original post by normaw

If you're applying to uni for Physicians Associate courses for 2024 entry, introduce yourself to fellow applicants, ask questions and share your experience of applying so far:

What universities are you thinking of?
Current qualifications
Extra curriculars

Please don't share details of interview questions on the forum - it gives those who follow you an unfair advantage.

@CamembertPaws FYI

Anyone applying to undergrad PA?

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Original post by normaw

If you're applying to uni for Physicians Associate courses for 2024 entry, introduce yourself to fellow applicants, ask questions and share your experience of applying so far:

What universities are you thinking of?
Current qualifications
Extra curriculars

Please don't share details of interview questions on the forum - it gives those who follow you an unfair advantage.

@CamembertPaws FYI

Also I’ve been invited to an interview how would you suggest I prepare?

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Original post by sssssw

is that plymouth or portsmouth?

Plymouth

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Original post by he110!0000

Also I’ve been invited to an interview how would you suggest I prepare?

This was the 3rd year I have applied, the previous years I failed at the interview stage!

This time I looked up practice questions for med school and watched a couple of youtube vids for interview prep.
Most of my questions were along the lines of what would you do in 'this' situation. Non were medical questions, more empathy & morals.

Good luck with the interview!

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Original post by Jotenno

This was the 3rd year I have applied, the previous years I failed at the interview stage!

This time I looked up practice questions for med school and watched a couple of youtube vids for interview prep.
Most of my questions were along the lines of what would you do in 'this' situation. Non were medical questions, more empathy & morals.

Good luck with the interview!

thank you so much, do you know what you did wrong at the previous interviews, like anything I should/shouldnt do?

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Original post by he110!0000

thank you so much, do you know what you did wrong at the previous interviews, like anything I should/shouldnt do?

I am not sure - was on the reserve list both times but think I was just not confident in my answers and ran out of things to say!

I have never been great at interviews though as I usually go blank!

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Hello PA applicants. I’m a year 1 PA in study if anyone has any questions or help relating to the course more than happy to help. Good luck 😁

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Original post by Heiwjensb

Hello PA applicants. I’m a year 1 PA in study if anyone has any questions or help relating to the course more than happy to help. Good luck 😁

Hey what uni?

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Original post by he110!0000

Hey what uni?

Hello Yorkshire region, I had interviews at all universities that in this region 👍🏻

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Original post by Heiwjensb

Hello Yorkshire region, I had interviews at all universities that in this region 👍🏻

I have an interview tmrw, any tips?
Also if you don’t mind me asking did u get offers from all of them

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Original post by he110!0000

I have an interview tmrw, any tips?
Also if you don’t mind me asking did u get offers from all of them

I had offers 4/5 of the universities I interviewed at. Each universities interviews vary. Generically
-Know your universities course layout why it works for you.
-PA role in-depth/ MDT team roles
-talk on your experience in care or experience it in each questions
-know you’re medical ethics, add your clinical knowledge to the questions
each interview vary be confident and talk direct with good interview techniques, leave the nerves at the door and good luck!

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Original post by Heiwjensb

I had offers 4/5 of the universities I interviewed at. Each universities interviews vary. Generically
-Know your universities course layout why it works for you.
-PA role in-depth/ MDT team roles
-talk on your experience in care or experience it in each questions
-know you’re medical ethics, add your clinical knowledge to the questions
each interview vary be confident and talk direct with good interview techniques, leave the nerves at the door and good luck!

What if I get stuck on a question or don’t know how to answer it

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Original post by he110!0000

What if I get stuck on a question or don’t know how to answer it

You won’t and try your best I’m sure you’ve done more than enough to prepare, you’ll be fine

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Original post by he110!0000

What if I get stuck on a question or don’t know how to answer it

The questions I had for my interview were fairly easy!
I think all unis structure their interviews differently but you should have some information about what they are looking for in your answers.

Good luck - let us know how you get on!

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Original post by Jotenno

The questions I had for my interview were fairly easy!
I think all unis structure their interviews differently but you should have some information about what they are looking for in your answers.

Good luck - let us know how you get on!

Hey so I’ve done it now and some bits were okay and some were hard. I realised due to nerves I completely messed up a scenario question like I said the wrong things that u shouldn’t do, do you think this could affect my chances of getting in since the pa course is competitive

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