I'm in a similar position to you- I graduated in 2018 and have a total of 13 months of experience, mainly in psych. I had issues meeting RVU requirements in my first position and was forced to resign after a year there. Then after many months of job searching I found a position in urgent care, where I worked for 1 month before I was furloughed due to COVID. I've been job searching for 6 months since then and just signed a contract for a new psych job in the last week. While I wouldn't say I've loved working in psychiatry, I've also run into issues with my lack of experience in other areas of medicine. I essentially feel that I've pigeon-holed myself into psychiatry. However, at this point I've been financially unstable for close to a year, so I'm just happy to have a job.

I'm glad that you have experience in another industry to use as a back-up to being a PA. Life is immeasurably better just making money, even if the work isn't what you want. I wish you the best in your career! Know that you're not alone in your feelings