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I met a guy who knows a guy who knew a guy who was an active duty rheumatologist. He worked with a guy who was an internist that was brought in on a civilian contract. The internist made more than he did.
He did the math. When his service obligation was up he went to work in the civilian sector. He later got a call from a recruiter to re-up for another 4 or 7 (Reserve) year term (can't remember.) He said "no." 6 months after the call, he found himself working along side his fellow service members as a civilian physician on a civilian contract.
Point of story: I do not recommend a military contract as a physician....get paid for what you know or go work for free...
EDIT: Gastrapthy and I have settled out of court under the conditions that the amount disclosed would not be released to the public and I recant my previous statement.
He did the math. When his service obligation was up he went to work in the civilian sector. He later got a call from a recruiter to re-up for another 4 or 7 (Reserve) year term (can't remember.) He said "no." 6 months after the call, he found himself working along side his fellow service members as a civilian physician on a civilian contract.
Point of story: I do not recommend a military contract as a physician....get paid for what you know or go work for free...
EDIT: Gastrapthy and I have settled out of court under the conditions that the amount disclosed would not be released to the public and I recant my previous statement.