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orthogate.com is a great site
Most med students couldn't give you an educated guess, let alone premeds.
1) Lifestyle is, of course, often up to you and how often you're willing to work (time-money spectrum). However, if you join a group, I would be willing to bet heavily that you would be working in the 50-60 hours/week range.
2) Not sure what you mean...
3) Purely anecdotal, but nearly everyone I've met appears happy. Ortho seems to attract a very particular type of person.
4) Right now, the pay is pretty decent. Also, most problems that people come to you with you can fix. Afterwards they're happy. There are very few (if any) chronic problems that you have to deal with. There's also a good mix between the clinic and the OR.
Most med students couldn't give you an educated guess, let alone premeds.
1) Lifestyle is, of course, often up to you and how often you're willing to work (time-money spectrum). However, if you join a group, I would be willing to bet heavily that you would be working in the 50-60 hours/week range.
2) Not sure what you mean...
3) Purely anecdotal, but nearly everyone I've met appears happy. Ortho seems to attract a very particular type of person.
4) Right now, the pay is pretty decent. Also, most problems that people come to you with you can fix. Afterwards they're happy. There are very few (if any) chronic problems that you have to deal with. There's also a good mix between the clinic and the OR.
Thanks, this was a really helpful
