Physician Assistant (PA)s make good money, but how much? Well according to the 2022 AAPA Salary Report the average PA makes $115,000 a year in salary and $5,000 a year in bonuses. In this video, I go through what it's like to live on this kind of money in an average American city such as Syracuse, NY, where I currently live. We go through a sample budget and I teach you exactly how to make a budget as a physician assistant.

0:00 intro
1:20 average Physician Assistant (PA) salary
3:35 Physician Assistant (PA) productivity bonus
5:05 $120,000 per year average
5:40 low paid specialties
7:02 cost of living in Syracuse, New York
10:55 $6500 per month
15:20 making your budget
17:05 restaurant prices are too d*mn high
18:58 giving charity is important
21:25 student loans
23:30 how much do I save?
23:55 saving for things you want
24:30 emergency fund
25:01 adjusting the budget
25:28 outro

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My name is Boris, I'm a BoardCertified Physician Assistant (PAC)

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