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Comon man, don’t Doxx the guy
Your actual name wouldn’t happen to be Gary Atwal, would it?
Your actual name wouldn’t happen to be Gary Atwal, would it?
Comon man, don’t Doxx the guy
Is that what you feel I did when he has it all typed out on his avatar? I suggest he delete “Gary” at least.
Private message. These forums are still public and they can see it.
Are you seriously criticizing me?
Is that what you feel I did when he has it all typed out on his avatar? I suggest he delete “Gary” at least.
Thank you for letting me know, I really appreciate it. I apologize for offending anyone, it honestly was not my intention.
Back to snow, can we have a SDN DPM Park City Winter Conference? I'll set up some sham lectures and give everyone 25 CME for attending. Think about it...
Why snow, Why not tropical paradise when there is no hurricane?
Back to snow, can we have a SDN DPM Park City Winter Conference? I'll set up some sham lectures and give everyone 25 CME for attending. Think about it...
Will there be conference granola?
As much as you want. Since I can't pay your speaking fee (don't worry you don't actually have to give a lecture), you will be compensated in granola.
I do ask that you come up with a catchy lecture title for the brochure.
We'll also have a live demonstration and lab where we discuss the biomechanics of initiating a proper turn and maintaining an edge on steeps. This will be done on the mountain and worth 2.0 credit hours
How about, "Current Concepts in Shralping the Gnar?" and "A Retrospective Look at The Effects of the White Room?" That has to be worth discussion.
Doctoratwal,Thank you for letting me know, I really appreciate it. I apologize for offending anyone, it honestly was not my intention.
I’m a pod student that works up close and personal with 3rd year chief residents all the time in clinic. I blatantly ask them what salaries they are receiving. In the Miami area its $70K. But that’s before bonus right? Nope. $70K that’s it. Less than Pharmacy, less than PA, less than NP. It’s actually comical, Atlanta $120K. Just things I’ve heard from the people on the front lines
Isnt that high for a resident salary..?I’m a pod student that works up close and personal with 3rd year chief residents all the time in clinic. I blatantly ask them what salaries they are receiving. In the Miami area its $70K. But that’s before bonus right? Nope. $70K that’s it. Less than Pharmacy, less than PA, less than NP. It’s actually comical, Atlanta $120K. Just things I’ve heard from the people on the front
It is on the high end but some residencies do pay about 70K/year.Isnt that high for a resident salary..?
Isnt that high for a resident salary..?
Isnt that high for a resident salary..?
Oh, well then they obviously wont take those jobs I assumeYes, but we’re referring to Attending salary offers they’re receiving.
asked who?personal with 3rd year chief residents all the time in clinic. I blatantly ask them
asked who?
residents?
in the edit you say that these are attending salary offers.So you read my clarified edited post, actively deleted 97% of it after you quoted it, and then asked a question that is already answered in the deleted portion. How tired and pretentious? Let’s keep the thread on topic please.
Sounds like he asked 3rd year residents who are actively in the job hunt what salary offers they are receivingin the edit you say that these are attending salary offers.
But still, who did you talk to personally, attendings or residents?
I thought so tooSounds like he asked 3rd year residents who are actively in the job hunt what salary offers they are receiving
And I don't know about an average of 135K. The lowest I've seen is BLS which reports a mean for podiatrists of about 144K, though I can't trust them because they also report a mean for "physicians and surgeons" of 206K which is obviously absurd when you look at absolutely every other physician survey and see that primary care physicians average a little over 200K and specialists average over 300K.
I think the average at DVA is around 130K or so. And they are trying to get it raised because they can't keep or hire qualified and experienced podiatrists. It means that elsewhere podiatrists get even more.The avg is 124k here...Podiatrists : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Read my quoted post in full, BLS has very low (inaccurate) estimates for all doctors.The avg is 124k here...Podiatrists : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Buy in to a practice that can only afford to pay it's associates 65K? Sounds like they are trying to hand over their crappy, low revenue practices to the naive new grad lol.
Also, aren't high salary offers like 240K+ usually short term contracts that will be terminated sooner than later so that they won't have to pay you even more with raises and bonuses if you stay long term? They will just not offer you a renewal and will just hire a new pod for the same salary and repeat the process right?
Yeah, I am- I like the lifestyle a lot- however I dont like the restriction in terms of what we can do outside of practice. lots of mds can do consulting be reps do other subspecalities with certification and training.I take it that you are glad you went the pod route instead of the MD/DO route?
The avg is 124k here...Podiatrists : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics