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inflation has its effect on residency salaries just like anything else. I started out making mid 40s intern year. Now as a PGY-8 (!) in the at mid 60s.
Wow, pretty pathetic with the current CPI numbers.
so far all intents and purposes, salaries have risen by 1K/year since 1970. I doubt you'd see any other profession with that type of increase for trainees.
Still I'd take an extra grand/year, especially in this economic climate.
Still I'd take an extra grand/year, especially in this economic climate.
so far all intents and purposes, salaries have risen by 1K/year since 1970. I doubt you'd see any other profession with that type of increase for trainees.
Still I'd take an extra grand/year, especially in this economic climate.
Most other fields don't accumulate the debt load that we do.... and endure 3-9 years of indentured servitude before making the real cheese..
Increasing residency salaries by 1k/year means nothing when you have to deal with increasing cost of living, gas/food price, and student loans.
I just had my student loan meeting and it's pretty depressing to know that I'm in a deep hole (avg student loan in my school ~150,000) and heading into internal medicine..sigh! At least, I'm guaranteed a job after graduation. I feel real bad for those folks fresh out of college that are unable to find jobs.
I just had my student loan meeting and it's pretty depressing to know that I'm in a deep hole (avg student loan in my school ~150,000) and heading into internal medicine..sigh! At least, I'm guaranteed a job after graduation. I feel real bad for those folks fresh out of college that are unable to find jobs.
yes quite low...
I'm at 240k including undergrad and undergrad was only 10k because of scholarship. (which would have been about 60-90k undergrad) I went to the "best ha ha" carib school who also charged (not so funny) the most (they gave me a small scholarship as well). I may have to be a slave to the bank the rest of my life... (probably not; I am cheap!) but I when I wake up in the morning I smile... 🙂 and as many of you may well understand...
I'm at 240k including undergrad and undergrad was only 10k because of scholarship. (which would have been about 60-90k undergrad) I went to the "best ha ha" carib school who also charged (not so funny) the most (they gave me a small scholarship as well). I may have to be a slave to the bank the rest of my life... (probably not; I am cheap!) but I when I wake up in the morning I smile... 🙂 and as many of you may well understand...
yeah sgu is insane..its like 11 semesters or something...i think i did the math and pure tuition alone is well into 200s.
yes quite low...
I'm at 240k including undergrad and undergrad was only 10k because of scholarship. (which would have been about 60-90k undergrad) I went to the "best ha ha" carib school who also charged (not so funny) the most (they gave me a small scholarship as well). I may have to be a slave to the bank the rest of my life... (probably not; I am cheap!) but I when I wake up in the morning I smile... 🙂 and as many of you may well understand...