I would assume that most people on this forum (with the exception of hSDN) know that medicine is not the way to go if you are just looking for a large paycheck. I think you need some perspective as well. I don't know where you are in regards to premed prereqs, however, if you have made it through the application process then you know how expensive and time-consuming it is. That is simply the beginning. It will only get worse. The OP has great ideas. Many premeds have great ideas: free healthcare/reduced healthcare, curing debilitating illnesses, going on to become world-renowned leaders in our chosen fields and advocates to our future patients. The fact is, after 4 years in college +/- loans, 4 years in medical school + $150,000 in loans, 3-7 years in residency, and knowing that when you get out people will ignore you, hate you, sue you, and think you make too much money in a time when reimbursements are declining, you are trying to pay off debts, raise a family, and medicine is overrun with numerous allied health care professionals climbing the corporate ladder, so to speak, the odds are high that we become somewhat cynical. Look at all of the threads in the Allopathic forum about med students who want to quit. Most cannot, because they are too far in debt to pursue another profession. The OP needs a reality check. In my limited shadowing experience, many physicians have told me to go into a specialty that pays well, works normal hours so I can have a family, and is low stress. Most of these physicians were the same as the OP. You can see for yourself that this is an extremely difficult road, and some would not go through it again. To suggest that someone will still have that starry-eyed premed mentality is almost completely ridiculous.
Additionally, since you seem to share the OP's position, how do you plan to accomplish this?
Wish you all the best. 
