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Ok so lets say we make it through med school will there be a job waiting for us as doctors 7 to 8 years from now?
As long as people don't stop getting sick, yes.
Ok so lets say we make it through med school will there be a job waiting for us as doctors 7 to 8 years from now?
your right, stupid question. Its just all the stuff we have to go through to get into med school and make it through it i just dont want to also worry about finding a job. But i really dont know how it works for doctors, I never really see an ad in the paper for ER doctors.
your right, stupid question. Its just all the stuff we have to go through to get into med school and make it through it i just dont want to also worry about finding a job. But i really dont know how it works for doctors, I never really see an ad in the paper for ER doctors.
my question is how did you get your dog to do that
OK, I did not do that to the dog. That was my fiance. The dog hates wearing that thing. But I will admit getting a puppy has turned me into such a drooling weenie. I treat that dog like a little princess.
OK, I did not do that to the dog. That was my fiance. The dog hates wearing that thing. But I will admit getting a puppy has turned me into such a drooling weenie. I treat that dog like a little princess.
OK, I did not do that to the dog. That was my fiance. The dog hates wearing that thing. But I will admit getting a puppy has turned me into such a drooling weenie. I treat that dog like a little princess.
As long as people don't stop getting sick, yes.
With the number of pas, nps and crnas increasing in geometrical progression - I wouldn't be so sure. Especially anesthesiologists - their future is REALLY gloomy - crnas nowadays do everything from spinals to heart transplants for half the salary.
With the number of pas, nps and crnas increasing in geometrical progression - I wouldn't be so sure. Especially anesthesiologists - their future is REALLY gloomy - crnas nowadays do everything from spinals to heart transplants for half the salary.
are u serious asking that question...?
With the number of pas, nps and crnas increasing in geometrical progression - I wouldn't be so sure. Especially anesthesiologists - their future is REALLY gloomy - crnas nowadays do everything from spinals to heart transplants for half the salary.
Oh yeah, anesthesiologists are getting hammered, that's why their demand is sky high and they're one of the best paid specialties out of residency.
Really, the mid level stuff is a problem but it's not as doom and gloom as a lot of premeds predict.
I'm interested in anesthesiology in the future. Could you please elaborate on what you mean by getting hammered? As in getting sued a lot or what? Thanks.
No man, you get to show up to work hammered.
Drunk.
I'm interested in anesthesiology in the future. Could you please elaborate on what you mean by getting hammered? As in getting sued a lot or what? Thanks.
Nicely said.
If you are interested in the CRNA arguement, go to the resident section for gas. there is a whole discussion there.
There will always be a need for doctors. Mid level providers are a response to the crushing needs of patient volume.