- Joined
- Mar 17, 2003
- Messages
- 2,962
- Reaction score
- 79
I was thinking about all that has been written.
The Bay Area must have 20 people finishing per year. Are there really that many jobs open every year in the Bay Area or all of Norther California.
Boston must have 40 people finishing per year. Are there really 40 opening per year in Boston.
LA must have 30 people finishing per year. Are there really 30 opening in LA per year?
Can the job market and the future of the job market really be that good when other physicians can hire pathologists to sign out cases for 1/3 of what medicare pays?
The Bay Area must have 20 people finishing per year. Are there really that many jobs open every year in the Bay Area or all of Norther California.
Boston must have 40 people finishing per year. Are there really 40 opening per year in Boston.
LA must have 30 people finishing per year. Are there really 30 opening in LA per year?
Can the job market and the future of the job market really be that good when other physicians can hire pathologists to sign out cases for 1/3 of what medicare pays?