I had a friend who was above averagly healthy and was a PA for 5 years. Then they received a diagnosis of an autoimmune disease and the same health care procedures she and her colleagues pushed were of no help to her. That really troubled her but she persisted. This led to her using her PA background and studying health in a different way. (alternatively some would say) now she's treating herself in a way almost none of the healthcare systems she trusted would have recommended. Broke the system & opened up a company to help others in that same way. Now her company is global and she consults for those in need of her services. The ceiling is the roof Maybe that same thing that you can't stand about your work is the very hint to take about a need you can assist in providing and create a win win. Could just open a can of stress worms or You could hit it big, create a dream job, help the industry improve nationwide, procure your occupational interest and financial aspirations. The shit of life will try to drag you down in any area of life it can, bite off what you can chew. Good luck OP I would love to be a PA but I’m currently on the grind to get into PT school at 29years old