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This whole thread is just pure quality.....
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Originally Posted by UnderMyDesk
"You know what I mean. Do DO's usually actually become doctors?"
This one is still my favorite... Lol lol
Hello,
Is it true that if I decide to go to an osteopathic school, when I graduate I will have a harder time finding a job at an urgent care clinic? Do these clinics prefer an MD degree?
Any thoughts on this field?
Hello,
Is it true that if I decide to go to an osteopathic school, when I graduate I will have a harder time finding a job at an urgent care clinic? Do these clinics prefer an MD degree?
Any thoughts on this field?
Both MD and DOs are not favored in urgent care.
PAs are taking over the world! Trust me, they are. DO's are generally less desired than MD's-I'm sorry to say. MD's are seen as more intelligent because they got into MD school. DO's are seen as people who aren't intelligent enough to get into MD school. This is the truth and there is no denying.
But physicians in general will always be needed so
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How do you have the time to argue over such a small triviality as to border on the ridiculous in a thread regarding urgent care?Such over-correction is not unusual when one party sees themselves or is seen by others as inferior. We see the same thing with race issues today and in recent history. I just feel that an over-correction in response to someone elses ignorance is just as ignorant. It is the social equivalent of treating an infection misdiagnosed by a colleague with 10x the normal dosage of antibiotics.
How do you have the time to argue over such a small triviality as to border on the ridiculous in a thread regarding urgent care?