Then you would have loved this other post of his:
"I was thinking about all the different fields of professions in the hospital and it made me think about a universal medical degree.
For example:
4 years of medical school and no residency will grant you the ability to become a registered nurse or dental hygienist
4 years of medical school plus 2 years of residency will grant you the ability to become a PA, Physical Therapist, Pharmacist, Chiropractor, Optometrist, Doctor of Dental Surgery (unspecialized),CRNA, or nurse practitioner.
Medical school plus 3 years of residency or more you can start the current ladder of system (Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, General Practioner) and so on.
I feel like granting everyone the doctor title can unite the hospital and lower the superiority ego of the hierarchy chain. Of course there will still be those in surgery feeling better than general physicians, and physicians feeling better than nurses but it’ll be more of a teamwork role simply by uniting the title. In the end of the day the patient is the main focus of all our careers."
Yes, you are very welcome. No need to thank me. I could not keep this gem to myself.