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yes! congratulations on the job! you did very well! and thanks for the candid posts! they are very insightful!
Thanks guys. I hope it turns out to be as great as it seems to be. I am certainly excited.
The group emailed me today and asked if a new Olympus BX41 dual head scope would be ok with me. I glanced over at my tired old crappy resident microscope and just died laughing.
The group emailed me today and asked if a new Olympus BX41 dual head scope would be ok with me. I glanced over at my tired old crappy resident microscope and just died laughing.
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You should ask for a company car too...perhaps a Benz.GreatPumpkin said:Thanks guys. I hope it turns out to be as great as it seems to be. I am certainly excited.
The group emailed me today and asked if a new Olympus BX41 dual head scope would be ok with me. I glanced over at my tired old crappy resident microscope and just died laughing.
AngryTesticle said:
With rims.
Schweet. By morphology it looks to be like the one I got to know on hemepath.GP said:
PD at my home institution did tell me that the best time to ask about a new scope is when you first get the job offer!
I posted this in the sticky jobs thread, but thought someone might actually see it here...
Just got back from a CAP teleconference regarding the business of pathology. This data was cited from a very recent survey:
Experienced pathologist (n=147)
1% less than 100K
11% 100-150K
35% 150-250K
26% 250-350K
16% 350-500K
12% greater than 500K
Entry-level pathologist (n=145)
10% less than 100K
44% 100-150K
38% 150-250K
6% 250-350K
1% 350-500K
1% greater than 500K
Entry-level with subspecialty training/boards (n=144)
3% less than 100K
40% 100-150K
46% 150-250K
10% 250-350K
1% 350-500K
0% greater than 500K
Im assuming these numbers represent recent graduated from 5-year programs with and without subspecialty training. I will be curious to see how grads of 4-year programs fare without fellowships in the coming years.
Just got back from a CAP teleconference regarding the business of pathology. This data was cited from a very recent survey:
Experienced pathologist (n=147)
1% less than 100K
11% 100-150K
35% 150-250K
26% 250-350K
16% 350-500K
12% greater than 500K
Entry-level pathologist (n=145)
10% less than 100K
44% 100-150K
38% 150-250K
6% 250-350K
1% 350-500K
1% greater than 500K
Entry-level with subspecialty training/boards (n=144)
3% less than 100K
40% 100-150K
46% 150-250K
10% 250-350K
1% 350-500K
0% greater than 500K
Im assuming these numbers represent recent graduated from 5-year programs with and without subspecialty training. I will be curious to see how grads of 4-year programs fare without fellowships in the coming years.
I bet most folks who do the 4 year program will go for a fellowship, but we will see. All the 4 year folks graduating this year and next year from MCV are going to fellowhips.
Havarti666 said:
1% of non subspeciality entry level pathologist make more than 500K/yr????
No way f'ing way. Im sorry, not even in the rural midwest could I see that happening. with a n=145, they are saying at least 3 general pathologists had offers >350k/yr starting...B.S.
LADoc00 said:
Do pathologists make more in the rural midwest? That's where I would like to live longterm, so that would be awesome. 👍
