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Hey y'all,
I'm a current resident deciding between hospitalist and heme/onc. My end goal is to return back to Houston. I know the job market for Houston tends to be high-paying in most specialties, with lower salaries in the giant medical center academic hospitals. My question is, with MD Anderson and Baylor cancer centers, how are salaries/job offers in the Houston area? Are there well paying jobs in private practice or privademic models as well? Was wondering how or if smaller players are able to compete with the name brand of MD Anderson in the area.
I also saw that MD Anderson faculty are paid well (assuming those positions are super hard to get), but it looks like most of them are primarily research, is that true or is it possible to be a clinician for those big academic cancer centers with decent pay?
I'm a current resident deciding between hospitalist and heme/onc. My end goal is to return back to Houston. I know the job market for Houston tends to be high-paying in most specialties, with lower salaries in the giant medical center academic hospitals. My question is, with MD Anderson and Baylor cancer centers, how are salaries/job offers in the Houston area? Are there well paying jobs in private practice or privademic models as well? Was wondering how or if smaller players are able to compete with the name brand of MD Anderson in the area.
I also saw that MD Anderson faculty are paid well (assuming those positions are super hard to get), but it looks like most of them are primarily research, is that true or is it possible to be a clinician for those big academic cancer centers with decent pay?