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The ONLY Survivor of the First PA Class Tells All!

Step back in time to 1967, when the very first class of Physician Assistants graduated, marking the start of a bold new profession. In this incredible interview, we speak with one of the three original graduates—the last surviving member of that pioneering class. Listen as he shares how he discovered the program, the unique skills he brought, and what those early days were like for PAs as they entered a skeptical healthcare world. He talks openly about how much he made in his first year, how other medical professionals treated them, and the lessons he learned along the way. This video offers a rare look into the beginnings of the PA profession through his personal stories, including what it was like to learn directly from Dr. Eugene Stead, the “father” of the PA profession. You’ll also hear his reflections on how the profession has grown and changed, as well as his hopes for the future of PAs. Whether you’re a PA, a student, or simply curious about the history of medicine, don’t miss this chance to meet a true pioneer. His story will leave you inspired and amazed at how far the PA profession has come. (Sorry for the video quality, this was recorded at the CME4Life PANRE review conference in Raleigh NC. I had my good camera set up, but the recording got ruined. ☹️) To learn more about the history of the PA profession, click here: https://pahx.org/ CME4Life: https://cme4life.com Discount Code: medicinecouch10 (I highly recommend their conferences! I think they offer the best CME around.) Please Like 👍, Comment 💬, Subscribe ✅, and SHARE 🤳! 👀What video would YOU like to see on this channel?👀 Tell me in the comment section, or send me an email to [email protected]. Some of My Channel Playlists: Cool & Unusual PA/NP Jobs:    • Discover cool & unusual PA & NP jobs here!   Gift & Product Guides:    • Плейлист   PA & NP Opportunities Around the World:    • Opportunities Around the World   PANRE-LA:    • PANRE-LA   Professional PA Topics:    • Professional PA Topics!   Non-Clinical PA/NP Roles:    • Discover non-clinical roles for PAs & NPs!   Top Apps & Resources for PAs & NPs:    • Top apps & resources for medial providers!   Interviews with PAs & NPs in various medical specialties:    • Explore Medical Specialties for PAs & NPs   Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:01 How Ken Found the PA Program 01:04 Getting Accepted into Duke's PA Program 01:54 PA School or Vietnam 02:46 The First Four PA Students 03:17 Why the First PAs were Military Corpsmen 05:41 How Did Dr. Stead Get This Concept Accepted? 07:10 Did Ken Think This Profession Would Succeed? 07:48 How did the Medical Community Accept PAs? 10:37 How Much Did PAs Make in 1967? 11:26 The Start of the AAPA 11:51 How the First PA Program was Structured 12:51 Autonomy of the 1st PAs 13:52 Duties of the 1st PAs 15:19 Original Focus on Family Practice? 16:22 The Vision of Dr. Stead 16:54 Two Truths and a Lie About Dr. Stead 18:11 Working with Dr. Stead 18:44 Temped to Return to the Navy? 20:06 When Were Civilians Allowed in PA School? 20:29 Thoughts of How the PA Profession has Grown 21:00 What Ken Thinks About the PA Profession Today 21:43 Why Ken Said "Yes" to Becoming a PA 22:27 When Women Were First Accepted Into PA School 23:04 When PAs Started in Specialties 24:51 How PAs were Accepted? 25:38 Why Were Corpsmen the First PAs? 26:59 How Much Did PA School Cost in 1967 27:22 Degree of the 1st PAs 28:18 Ken's Wife's Experiences of the First Class 29:08 How PA School Saved His Life 29:27 Message from the First PA If you have an idea for a video or have questions, please email me at [email protected] Photo Attributes: Dr. Stead: http://ihm.nlm.nih.gov/luna/servlet/d... PA Joyce Nichols: By National Institute of Health - https://www.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/pa..., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index... Disclaimer: This video is not sponsored. Some of the links mentioned are affiliate links where I may receive a commission. If you use a link, it will never cost you more money, but it can help support this channel and allow me to continue to bring you excellent videos like this one. So, thank you!