Very anecdotal story...
I called a health insurance company regarding a private plan on two separate occasions and apparently both of the receptionists I talked to are "Doctors." I thought it was very odd that a doctor would be answering a phone at all, let alone for an insurance company, so I inquired about their education. Both attended "top" caribbean medical schools. Neither has done a residency.
Is this where the people that don't match out of caribbean schools (but I assume graduated since they are both "doctors") go to start paying back their astronomical loans?
I find it very sad that someone who has gone through four years of post-secondary training is answering phones for an insurance company. The job consisted of asking me pre-written questions and inputing the answer into the computer.
I called a health insurance company regarding a private plan on two separate occasions and apparently both of the receptionists I talked to are "Doctors." I thought it was very odd that a doctor would be answering a phone at all, let alone for an insurance company, so I inquired about their education. Both attended "top" caribbean medical schools. Neither has done a residency.
Is this where the people that don't match out of caribbean schools (but I assume graduated since they are both "doctors") go to start paying back their astronomical loans?
I find it very sad that someone who has gone through four years of post-secondary training is answering phones for an insurance company. The job consisted of asking me pre-written questions and inputing the answer into the computer.