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Other than wearing scrubs to work, what are some other perks that fall upon doctors? E.g health insurance. Just curious since I'll be spending the next 4 years in Med school and leave it in debt.
Haven't you finished secondaries yet?
"Hmmm, not much. But I can certainly help you study for organic chemistry."You get pestered by relatives, friends and acquaintances for medical advice. This starts as soon as you're accepted: "Dagrimsta, Uncle Kim has cancer...what do you know about that?"
You can dazzle the neighbors with your mad dissection skills when carving your Halloween pumpkin.what are some other perks that fall upon doctors?
I always get the turkey...You can dazzle the neighbors with your mad dissection skills when carving your Halloween pumpkin.
I like to carve my school's logo with a layered look so the light shines through with variable intensity. Or a cat with its back arched up.I always get the turkey...
Tuesday at noon, a family friend pestered me about some medical condition he had. I had literally finished orientation yesterday and taken exactly one class in medical school by then, a biochemistry class. I was like "the only thing I have been taught is that carbon has four bonds. If your carbons have three or five bonds, that might be your problem. Otherwise I have no idea.""Hmmm, not much. But I can certainly help you study for organic chemistry."
You get pestered by relatives, friends and acquaintances for medical advice. This starts as soon as you're accepted: "Dagrimsta, Uncle Kim has cancer...what do you know about that?"
"Hmmm, not much. But I can certainly help you study for organic chemistry."
Haha thanks. For whatever reason I though I was responding to a text message and ended up responding to this thread... Curse iOS10I give your avatar an A+, even if you did delete your post.
Or "Mrs"You get to correct someone when they say, "Mr..." by responding with, "Doctor. I didn't spend 4 extra years in school and leave with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt for nothing."
Tuesday at noon, a family friend pestered me about some medical condition he had. I had literally finished orientation yesterday and taken exactly one class in medical school by then, a biochemistry class. I was like "the only thing I have been taught is that carbon has four bonds. If your carbons have three or five bonds, that might be your problem. Otherwise I have no idea."
You may get to play eighteen holes a day. Of course if your are colorectal specialist that may have an entirely different meaning
I've only ever seen that plate once, it seemed pretty pompous lolOn a more practical note, you can apply for a MD license plate! Special parking spot reserved for you.
True, but I didn't go through years of training to be stuck waiting for a parking spot with the plebians!I've only ever seen that plate once, it seemed pretty pompous lol
I've only ever seen that plate once, it seemed pretty pompous lol
What? I'm agreeing with you, i think its ridiculous to advertise your profession....Why? I think it's obnoxious to have an RN or EMT license plate. Why do you feel a need to advertise your profession? No one driving behind you cares.
Why? I think it's obnoxious to have an RN or EMT license plate. Why do you feel a need to advertise your profession? No one driving behind you cares.
A physician relative of mine, let's call him Nick, has the license plate "Dr. Nick". No MD plate, but it's personalized. Does that count? I think that's at least a little cooler, considering there's only 1 unique plate per state.I've only ever seen that plate once, it seemed pretty pompous lol
A physician relative of mine, let's call him Nick, has the license plate "Dr. Nick". No MD plate, but it's personalized. Does that count? I think that's at least a little cooler, considering there's only 1 unique plate per state.
On a serious note, being able to help in emergent situations while out in public is pretty cool. At the very least we can be a calming presence when ****s hitting the fan with someone's relative/friend/coworker.
Aside from the money, the rest of that is semi-fantasy at best.To quote the great Dr Cox: "chicks, money, power, and chicks"
I've already started doing this to my SO just to be a pain for the next 7-10 yearsBiggest bonus:
Being able to say "trust me, I'm a doctor" about everything. Especially things completely unrelated to your field of practice
This part really appeals to me personally.
Aside from the money, the rest of that is semi-fantasy at best.
Massive increase in perceived size of genitalia.Other than wearing scrubs to work, what are some other perks that fall upon doctors? E.g health insurance. Just curious since I'll be spending the next 4 years in Med school and leave it in debt.
This is only acceptable if it is a simpson's reference.A physician relative of mine, let's call him Nick, has the license plate "Dr. Nick". No MD plate, but it's personalized. Does that count? I think that's at least a little cooler, considering there's only 1 unique plate per state.
It actually wasn't... it was a coincidence.This is only acceptable if it is a simpson's reference.