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Ok, so I dont want to nuke a dead horse because I know this topic has been discussed before, but I wanted to know if there is a good future in becoming a Family doc in the BIG city.
I think I'd enjoy FP but I dont want to live in the country out of preference. I know that as an FP in the country, you can start a practice with more potential than oversaturated city markets. But is it possible to make 200k as an FP in the city while working 45-50 hours a week?
Also, is it feasible that PA's could create "residencies" where they would be trained to function as FP's?
Being an FP sounds fun, but the future seems highly unpredictable with some scary consequences.
I think I'd enjoy FP but I dont want to live in the country out of preference. I know that as an FP in the country, you can start a practice with more potential than oversaturated city markets. But is it possible to make 200k as an FP in the city while working 45-50 hours a week?
Also, is it feasible that PA's could create "residencies" where they would be trained to function as FP's?
Being an FP sounds fun, but the future seems highly unpredictable with some scary consequences.