All worked up but is it worth It.

[Miss Terious]

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Well like I said I never wrote the stuff never even read what he said about that and the guy is not my brother cousin or best bud. I simply saw the article that does not change what my position is having read the article it raises my ear simply.

Its like I need a translator to derive the meaning of my post that or make a 2 paragraph post that no one will read smh.

What on earth are you talking about? I wasn't making a reference to the article but rather the physician I spoke to. Relax, don't be so hostile.

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[mohad]

I have a friend who works in a cubicle. His office campus is so sick. Gyms, soccer pitch, car wash, dry cleaners, car wash, on call masseuse, restaurants, saunas, and different physical activities classes (yoga, martial arts, etc) are all on campus. I almost would want to work where he does, but unfortunately, this isn't standard across most corporate jobs.

 

[OCDOCDOCD]

I dont see how you can derive that I am complaining about income I do not have an income I am a student so your argument is void. Furthermore maybe if you were a little more like me you wouldnt be complaining about your own income because you would have researched what you were up against. Rant OFF. But hey thanks for your input.

How did you get the idea I didn't research what I was up against? I knew from the day I declared my major that I would be getting crap pay as a professor and that jobs weren't easy to get. I was willing to accept that because I was in it for the science, not money. Contrast this to your post which is "Is medicine even worth going into if we can't be filthy rich?" If you were a little more like me you wouldn't care because your main reasons for going into your chosen career wouldn't involve money.

 

[Contemplating]

If you were a little more like me you wouldn't care because your main reasons for going into your chosen career wouldn't involve money.

+1

Some of us are in it for the "Patients" but lets be honest most of usdont even know what dealing with these precious "Patients" is really like day to day. So are we Fools for pursuing so virgorously something we could have with an undergrad degree 44k.

Have you never heard of "clinical experience" or did you not get the memo? I'm saying this because most of us who are applying this year have meaningful clinical experiences. We dealt with and talked to the precious "Patients". Yes, I'm in it for the patients -- the personal aspect of medicine.

 

[neoevolution]

A shift work hospitalist can make 200k$ starting, my sister got offers like that in a mid size city fresh from IM residency. That 130k salary is on the low end.