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Old 05-04-2012, 07:07 AM   #110
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Who cares what the OP does. Stay or go. I could hardly care. There are risks and rewards to both paths. Obviously PE is significantly more risky, especially given the new regulatory environment we are in. I doubt that any shop would offer $250k to someone who doesn't already have experience when there are so many other qualified unemployed bankers looking for work right now. I had a high paying job prior to med school so I know how to relate. Unless you already worked in finance and are willing to take the risks, I would just stick it out in medicine. Don't do it because you want to impress anyone with your new job. You may regret that decision later.
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MD/DO: >17000

50% failed simplified Step 3

Yet, DNP's want to be called 'Dr', independent everywhere (outpt, inpt, ER), be equivalent to PCP's & have full hospital privileges

DNP residencies New!

NY Times story

Future of medicine?
1) Do true NP outcome studies
2) Pass institutional policies restricting 'Dr' title
3) Hire PA's & AA's not DNP's or CRNA's
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