Bayside Anesthesia Medical Group

[amyl]

I’m not saying it doesn’t exist as I’m sure it does, but 700k at 45 hrs a week including call hours is a little optimistic. You can certainly make the 700k but the hours will be a bit higher. If I’m wrong DM me so I can send you a cv

Send me your CV…. We are 675k, 13+ weeks vacation and I’m right at 40h/week so far including call. This is a good job 🙂

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[PainInTheAnes]

Send me your CV…. We are 675k, 13+ weeks vacation and I’m right at 40h/week so far including call. This is a good job 🙂

Glad you found it!!!

 

[ToKingdomCome]

Send me your CV…. We are 675k, 13+ weeks vacation and I’m right at 40h/week so far including call. This is a good job 🙂

I’ll send a CV too. Where are you at

 

[Status Sciaticus]

Send me your CV…. We are 675k, 13+ weeks vacation and I’m right at 40h/week so far including call. This is a good job 🙂

Yep, but its not the LA that he mentioned though.

Amyl's job is pretty great though if you dont mind the suburban life.

 

[amyl]

yea - to each their own I guess but I don’t get the draw of LA

 

[nimbus]

yea - to each their own I guess but I don’t get the draw of LA

This is part of it. Also no bugs and every possible ethnic restaurant. I don’t live there but kinda wish I did.

 

[PainInTheAnes]

This is part of it. Also no bugs and every possible ethnic restaurant. I don’t live there but kinda wish I did.


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Is San Diego really that far off of LA in terms of amenities?

I figured the southern cal cities are a big homogenous urban sprawl that’s roughly equal everywhere in access to nice things

 

[nimbus]

Is San Diego really that far off of LA in terms of amenities?

I figured the southern cal cities are a big homogenous urban sprawl that’s roughly equal everywhere in access to nice things

San Diego is not bad but LA is in another league.

 

[Twiggidy]

Is San Diego really that far off of LA in terms of amenities?

I figured the southern cal cities are a big homogenous urban sprawl that’s roughly equal everywhere in access to nice things

Nimbus definitely knows better than me but in my experience San Diego and LA aren’t close to each other outside of weather.

 

[Twiggidy]

Yep, but its not the LA that he mentioned though.

Amyl's job is pretty great though if you dont mind the suburban life.

I can get behind some suburbs….just depends on where it’s located

 

[Twiggidy]

yea - to each their own I guess but I don’t get the draw of LA

I think what people don’t realize about big cities like LA and NYC is while they’re certainly gigantic geographically most people who live there stay in their general neighborhoods unless you’ve made your life horrible with a bad commute. So they can actually have a small city feel, despite being big. It’s not like you’re living in Pasadena and hanging out in Santa Monica everyday. Likewise a New Yorkers daily life isn’t hanging in Times Square, if anything it’s more like You’ve Got Mail or Bored to Death.

 

[ucladoc2b]

San Diego is not bad but LA is in another league.

They are both great. But very different.

San Diego is at its heart a beach town and navy base. It has grown leaps and bounds. But it certainly has a laid back vibe compared to LA.

LA is a huge diverse city with pretty much anything you could ever want. Certainly more intense culturally.

 

[PainInTheAnes]

I think what people don’t realize about big cities like LA and NYC is while they’re certainly gigantic geographically most people who live there stay in their general neighborhoods unless you’ve made your life horrible with a bad commute. So they can actually have a small city feel, despite being big. It’s not like you’re living in Pasadena and hanging out in Santa Monica everyday. Likewise a New Yorkers daily life isn’t hanging in Times Square, if anything it’s more like You’ve Got Mail or Bored to Death.

In our city we’ve already got too much to do and not enough time. I guess I need more imagination but it’s hard for me to see myself needing more to do if I was living in SD. Interesting points about the experience of each city though!

 

[thinkorswim]

San Diego is not bad but LA is in another league.

They are both great. But very different.

San Diego is at its heart a beach town and navy base. It has grown leaps and bounds. But it certainly has a laid back vibe compared to LA.

LA is a huge diverse city with pretty much anything you could ever want. Certainly more intense culturally.

OC is the clear winner. You get the beaches and the culture without the homeless camps.

 

[amyl]

I can get behind some suburbs….just depends on where it’s located

South Carolina