As a career coach, I frequently help my PA clients prepare for interviews. In this article, I’d like to share some exercises that will help you be a more effective and confident interviewee.

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Congratulations—you’ve been offered the job! Now you need to assess the offer and build a negotiation strategy.

In today’s fast-moving, constantly connected, 24/7 world, maintaining a healthy balance among work, family, and taking care of ourselves can be a challenge. The first step in achieving this balance is to be mindful and deliberate about it.

Work your network to find your next job. Here are some ways we can help you connect with PAs and employers.

A resume or curriculum vitae (CV) is your opportunity to impress potential employers. Here are some tips and templates for your resume or CV.

Protect yourself personally, professionally, and financially – know how to negotiate a strong contract that works for you.

The interview is your first chance to show why you are the best candidate for the position. It’s also a chance for you to understand more about the practice or organization and its culture, approach to patient care, and knowledge of team practice.

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How to set boundaries and be mindful in order to avoid burnout.

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Tell any provider they need to see 12 patients in one hour, and the reaction will likely be a cringe, a shudder or even a chuckle. Most providers already operate […]

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Advice on how to negotiate a contract.

Creating your references list is an essential part of the job search that can also help you cultivate your professional network and prepare you for inter-views.