I was just wondering what the going pay rate for an intensivist was? And if it depends on which track you take to get there? thanks
Screw path....I'm going to go be a neurosurgeon.
How hard can it be? You open the skull, poke around, and go "There's nothing more we can do". (kidding)
Screw path....I'm going to go be a neurosurgeon.
How hard can it be? You open the skull, poke around, and go "There's nothing more we can do". (kidding)
The only drawback is 7 years of residency (and yes, I got the sarcasm in your post LADoc).Go for it, its 4pm here and Im heading the steam room after I get my white russian cocktail. Yeah, neurosurgery OWNS. Everyone should do it.
You know, I've been looking at their FP info, and it doesn't seem right. FP w/o OB making more in year 1-2, but less at 3 years? Whaaaa?
The salary list above isn't all that accurate. My sister was given a starting salary of 350k plus benefits in radiology in Wisconsin.
Radiology is definitely the way to go if you want money and good lifestyle.
You know, I've been looking at their FP info, and it doesn't seem right. FP w/o OB making more in year 1-2, but less at 3 years? Whaaaa?
i was thinking that those salaries are on the high end for some primary care.
I think these numbers are a bit on the LOW side. Medical Economics is considered THE authuritative source for real physician income. FYI, for 2006, the AVERAGE FP income w/o was $169,000.
Really?
Yep...
with OB? or just working crazy hours?
Not a salary..."eat what you kill."
Yikes. That's a nasty image.
We're getting off on a tangent here, since the original question related to critical care salaries, but...
No OB, no hospital. Outpatient only, four days per week, eight hours per day. Call every 9th weekday/weekend. Not a salary..."eat what you kill." Full partner in a private multispecialty group, in practice five years.
The salary list above isn't all that accurate. My sister was given a starting salary of 350k plus benefits in radiology in Wisconsin.
Radiology is definitely the way to go if you want money and good lifestyle.
Business talk. Guy stuff. That hunter-gatherer mentality, y'know?
You should ask this in the radiology forum. The critical care forum is about critical care, not radiology.Radiology really got me interested. Can someone tell me more about what they do?