California physician's assistant is sued by her employer for $138,000 TRAINING COSTS, as more firms make young staffers sign 'repayment agreements' that can penalize them for quitting

A physician's assistant in California was sued by her former employer for $138,000 in training costs it says was spent on her before she resigned.

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