I know that planning so far into the future is not recommended but I'm asking this for future reference:
I know that when a person get's a medical residency (whether it is Internal medicine, radiology, ect.) they work for 4 or more years and then they are officially on a real doctors salary. They end up living ~close or around the hospital where they got their residency. So, in essence, your med-residency decides where you will live for a long time (WITHOUT complications that come with moving around).
Living in a Californian city would make me happy. So when I'm in medical school I will do what I can to get a residency in LA or San Diego or something like that because that's where I want to live.
I don't understand the system at all, and I doubt that such an arrangement is even possible.
That is where my questions come from: Is what I just described do-able? Or is there no possible way I could do that? (Also I would most likely go to college in Florida)
I know that when a person get's a medical residency (whether it is Internal medicine, radiology, ect.) they work for 4 or more years and then they are officially on a real doctors salary. They end up living ~close or around the hospital where they got their residency. So, in essence, your med-residency decides where you will live for a long time (WITHOUT complications that come with moving around).
Living in a Californian city would make me happy. So when I'm in medical school I will do what I can to get a residency in LA or San Diego or something like that because that's where I want to live.
I don't understand the system at all, and I doubt that such an arrangement is even possible.
That is where my questions come from: Is what I just described do-able? Or is there no possible way I could do that? (Also I would most likely go to college in Florida)