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  • Medical Scribe: Want to become a medical scribe? Need patient care hours to apply to PA, MD, or nursing school? Watch my video to learn more about what a medical scribe is, how you can become one, and the great perks of being one! 

  • PA School Charts: This video is a step-by-step on how I create the charts I use to study in PA school. I hope it is helpful for you! If you have any questions please feel free to leave a comment below or message me on Instagram at @lifewithme_pabre. 

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