fernj1975 said:
They do have infereior training when it comes to foot and ankle surgery. That is straight from the mouth of orthopds. If you'd like I'll email you the article. Do they have more extensive training in other areas? YES.
As for my score, you look like an ass again. Pod by choice not by a lack of MCAT score. Go back to your Boyle's Law. Leave us lowly pods alone. We are scared of your 12 on the VR. Funny that you are a 31 year old loser who posts on a forum to look important.
Ok waterboy, lets get it on. You should view the The Conversion Seinfeld episode
Elaine: Jerry, the man is a doctor.
Jerry: Doctor? Hes a podiatrist.
Elaine: Its the same thing.
Jerry: Anyone can get into podiatry school. *George* got into podiatry
school.
Elaine: Really?
First of all, I was a physics teacher for 2 years at a pretty prestigious high school. I was what they called a New York Fellow. Look it up smart ass, I started Medical School with NO debt and Im 30 years old.
Secondly, Im an Orthopeadic resident, that is right your future boss loser. I know the article you are talking about pod Feelgood. You will never be an MD or DO, and I dont believe you had an option to attend a D.O school. If you had the choice of being a Foot and Ankle fellowship trained orthopod or a Podiatrist which one will you choose? Yea tell me that you would choose to be a Pod and give up an extra 200,000 grand and lose the responsibility of cutting and polishing nails. Then you are more of a simpleton that I had previously imagined.
You are a malignant goofball who feels compelled to act out on his childish impulses. You should channel your frustration and energy elsewhere for the good of humanity. Im sure someone needs their nails cut in some retirement home in Florida. That is too bad; I was having a cordial discussion with your colleague who doesnt have any of your short comings.
Obviously you have poor comprehension and reading skills. I just explained to you pod Feelgood that the exposure is program dependent. Oh by the way I got a bridge in New York to sell Mr. could have been a D.O. but instead chose otherwise.[/QUOTE]
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Four years of medical school:
$160,000
Becoming an Orthopaedic Surgeon:
A Five Year Residency
Proving that you have no class by posting the previous post:
Priceless!
For some things money can buy, for others being a sarcastic, egotistical, othopaedic surgeon takes care of it!!!