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Hello, I took the residency selector quiz and my top suggestion was Internal Medicine - Oncology. That seems great, but I was looking on more specific feedback. I want to provide cheap and effective medical care. I am willing to take large pay cuts if I can pay it forward to my patients, is this feasible? I feel like the healthcare industry makes so much profit and I only want enough to be able to continue helping patients.
I know this seems naive, so I would appreciate it if someone had reading recommendations to show me how the healthcare industry is using its money. Also, I am shadowing doctors of many different specialties during a gap year to begin to show me which residency I would like, so I am open to these suggestions as well!
I have also taken public health courses that said primary care providers would be a great way to reduce costs as well. Thoughts on this?
edit: Found this book Amazon product ASIN 0071479414
I know this seems naive, so I would appreciate it if someone had reading recommendations to show me how the healthcare industry is using its money. Also, I am shadowing doctors of many different specialties during a gap year to begin to show me which residency I would like, so I am open to these suggestions as well!
I have also taken public health courses that said primary care providers would be a great way to reduce costs as well. Thoughts on this?
edit: Found this book Amazon product ASIN 0071479414