Why is a medicine subspecialty (such as GI) considered to be a worse lifestyle than something like anesthesiology or radiology once you're an attending? thanks
if you wanna make the big bucks you have to work wknds and even nights sometimes... you have pts that you see on a long term basis... with rads and anesthesia... short term care... unless your on call which maybe once a month.. with subspec you can be on call anywhere from 2-4 wknds a month... thats my thought
hookaman said:
Why is a medicine subspecialty (such as GI) considered to be a worse lifestyle than something like anesthesiology or radiology once you're an attending? thanks
Why is a medicine subspecialty (such as GI) considered to be a worse lifestyle than something like anesthesiology or radiology once you're an attending? thanks
when you have inpatients and there's a problem at night, do you get called or will whoever is on call from your group get called? assuming no hospitalists
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