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What's The Ceiling?
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Don't work for a salary if you are hoping to bust it real hard and sock away some loot. Here's an upper bound for you: ( $300/hr ) X ( 20 hrs/day ) X 365 (day/yr ) = $2.2M per annum. Don't forget Caesar, however.
What does the Caesar part mean? I don't think I could work that long. Maybe 12 hours per day. How possible is that? Are there enough patients to be seen for that amount of hours? Thank you, sir. Have a good one!
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Caesar gets his taxes.
a little slow on the pick up..... not ceasar milan ha ha
no place offers 300 an hour. very few places offer 175 per hour. Locums is drying up big time.
On a similar note, why do CRNA's get paid so much? Isn't their whole point to REDUCE costs? They get paid almost the same as anesthesiologists, without any of the responsibility, or call no? Why does the medical system allow that?
If they get paid the same, why not choose one over the other?
If they get paid the same, why not choose one over the other?
I was about to say, when that person said 300/hour, I was wondering where do I sign up.
CRNAs don't make as much as anesthesiologists for the most part! Some gigs pay better than others. I'm not sure where you work, but where I work the CRNAs carry malpractice insurance just like I do and take call. The CRNAs are just as responsible as we are, don't ever forget that!
Dude, please block this CRNA troll...look at their post history.
Kindly piss off.
Kindly piss off.
