sargon2123
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Anyone? Even among the cities themselves (DC, NYC, Miami, LA, SF/SD) I believe there’s variation right?
“Tier 1” lol ? ... maybe in traffic and rent
Despite the usually true mantra that one earns less in major cities, there are non-academic jobs that pay very well in major cities. The problem is that these jobs are almost never advertised and typically go to rockstars from top residency programs. In either case, you’d be making enough money to live in the city.
It has been stated ad nauseum that physicians stay in the state where they finish their training. In fact only 47.5% of all practicing physicians practice in the state where they finished their training. See table 4.3 of the State Physician Workforce Data Report:What about people who do residency/fellowship in that same big city
Anyone? Even among the cities themselves (DC, NYC, Miami, LA, SF/SD) I believe there’s variation right?
Isn't the pay in big cities much less compared to rural areaz?
Isn't the pay in big cities much less compared to rural areaz?