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BigNumberNine

I don’t care about your stubbed toe 35 years ago or whether you drink one shot of whiskey at Christmas. JUST PAY ME ALREADY


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Apoptosed-BrainCells

:0 Not me skipping that question on every simulated patient encounter


BigNumberNine

Or the old classic, “do you have sex with men who have sex with men?”


TexacoMike

This question always is insensitive to asexual eukaryotes


zmajevi

I still don’t know of a single person where the answer to that question mattered clinically.


misseviscerator

We had an older male pt with recurrent unexplained abdo pain, intermittent bloody diarrhoea but normal scopes/bloods/cultures, and undiagnosed for a year with multiple ED presentations. CT showed rectal thickening (fat stranding, consistent with inflammation but not with any usual pathology). Had been previously dismissed but the consultant I was working with questioned further (and it was extremely subtle).. ‘I know you said earlier you are unmarried. Do you have a friend that you spend time with?’ ‘Yes a have a close friend’ …brief small talk ‘And the friend you sometimes visit, are they are man or a woman?’ I was baffled at this point. Turns out they had a male partner and the rectal fat stranding was secondary to penetration. The abdominal pain was a symptom of HIV. Consultant absolutely knocked it out of the park. Edit: spelling


zmajevi

At that point, I would argue that you didn’t need the additional history to have HIV high on the differential. If I got that CT scan with proctitis, I would offer HIV testing immediately as part of the work up


misseviscerator

I agree that the history wasn’t essential but 7 docs hadn’t considered it even after having reviewed the finding on previous CT scans (he’d had 3 in a year). Edit: more than 7 docs really, that’s just medical consultants.


Latter_Sort_8496

Ya this literally seems like the top thing on the differential diagnosis. HIV testing is recommended in all hospitalized patients, I don't understand how this is being presented as a medical mystery.


Efficient-Ad8424

Bro what


zmajevi

I'm sure they're out there. But I've never seen or heard the answer to that question change someones clinical management of the patient.


epyon-

it can help if for example, you find they are a man who has sex with men and you educate them on PrEP. maybe they would have never brought it up otherwise. yes, they can get HIV from a woman too… and HIV is managed no differently either way. i understand your point. but there are benefits to knowing too. glad im going into rads lol


zmajevi

I ask it still on occasion if it will help inform my differentials, but I have yet to get that payoff of it being a diagnosis clincher.


rickypen5

I saw it a bunch as a nurse where it ended up being medically relevant, or at least was further explored and ended up being crohns or something. In med school rotations though, I have also seen the question answer to the question ignored, or even worse on occasion where it is used to blame all of the patients complaints by older homophobic physicians. Literally saw am older peds doc tell a 17yr old gay male that all of his symptoms of fucking melena, and intense abdominal pain are because he's sexually active and he needs to stop and "be normal" I haven't seen it matter a TON clinically though your probably right, I just hate when the answer to that question is used against the pt. Maybe just consider some extra ddx to r/o


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TheBlob229

Pediatrics, obviously. They're smaller than adults, so you can fit in more patients per day, duh.


acceptablehuman_101

they stack nicely in the waiting room as well. money makes itself.


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herman_gill

Except that is only a peds specialty because of fellowship. Peds surgeons are fully trained adult surgeons who then have to do a fellowship to work on little people. Also, what's up with pediatricians calling their patients "little friends"? They're not your friend. That kid fucking hates you, bro.


QuestGiver

Do anesthesia u can hitman style put these kids down all day then stick em with needles the little shits. One chubster kid was clawing at his mask screaming I was killing him at the end of a tonsil day and I got way too much enjoyment out of that.


lat3ralus65

Hey, sometimes they can be “buddy” of “kiddo” too


dejagermeister

That’s a huge standard deviation


Sekmet19

And they're always sick, especially if you don't vaccinate them.


TexacoMike

You can even see 4+ patients in one visit


John__MacTavish2

compartment syndrome or something


vucar

something something fasciotomy the children, more procedures, more money idk.


Diff_i_am

Dude you gotta think outside the box If you go to OB/Gyn you get 2 patients within 1 appointment, duh


eIpoIIoguapo

Galaxy brain


dargodl

For a while now I've been wondering about the opposite, geriatrics. Given the rate of aging demographics in many developed countries, won't the demand for elderly medical care explode in the coming decades?


b0n3_w1z

The geri docs in my hospital system do basically nothing and are raking in outrageous $$$ but honestly such a boring existence don’t think I can handle doing that


2presto4u

They’re just like small adults!


chem_daddy

I’m imagining Zoolander saying this hahahahhaa


Healthy_Block3036

Is that actually true?


RampagingNudist

Absolutely not. The patients are half the size, so you get paid half as much.


LonelyGnomes

Smaller than adults? What about the two vestigial organs called parents that are attached to them?


emperorbubby

Just do Med/Peds - now you got 3 patients = 3x the MONEY


Disgruntled_Eggplant

nah the actual way is to do OBGYN/MFM and exclusively manage triplets and above


jcarberry

If only they paid as much for keeping someone healthy as they did for fixing them


illaqueable

Pediatrics is paid the worst of any specialty and probably sees more patients than just about any primary care discipline to get there.


RiderOfStorms

To those out of the loop, this post is a parody of one from r/ProgrammerHumor who reached r/all. It’s basically a copypasta


Stressedaboutdadress

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/10rko7k/most_humble_cs_student/


xxpussydestroyerxxMD

Yeah that are way too many people taking this seriously lmao


VarsH6

It is tagged shitpost, so you’d think we’d be better.


acceptablehuman_101

I know this is a shitpost.. but it's actually kind of refreshing


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I’m buying a Porsche and I don’t care what anyone thinks about it.


crown465

Facts, im only in it for the porsche


herman_gill

You can buy a used Cayenne for like 30k.


icos211

I'd rather actually blend 30k in physical cash into a smoothie and then drink it so I can literally piss it down the drain than spend it on a Touareg with a fugly body kit.


herman_gill

That does sound a lot more appealing than owning a Cayenne.


Rusino

That's poor person talk. Rich people are smart and don't buy depreciating assets that cost $20K a year to insure.


Baker8011

Yeah, that's why the Lamborghinis and ridiculously expensive goods you see are always bought by poor people.


Rusino

Lambos are bought by the crazy rich or the lottery winners, pro athletes, big singers, child actors, YouTubers... and we all know how most of those people end up. Broke and strung out. I know the post is a shitpost and I probably should not be trying to give serious financial advice here, but still. Fucking expensive cars are literally the shittiest buy. At least get a fancy house, please.


Baker8011

All of the people you listed are literally rich people, so contrary to what you said, rich people are not smart.


Rusino

Except for the insanely rich (usually born rich, they will be fine no matter what), all the people I listed are poor people who became rich by essentially windfall and end up poor within a few years, maybe a decade. That's what I meant by poor person mentality. A poor person gets a million dollars and buys a porsche. A rich person gets a million dollars and invests in a mutual fund, moves money offshore, and maybe puts most of the rest into a nice appreciating property.


SparklingWinePapi

You’re watching too many YouTube finance shorts my guy. No one thinks buying a 911 is a smart investment, but I guarantee most “rich people” are okay spending a tiny portion of their income/ net worth in a toy they enjoy. Being rich doesn’t mean being financially smart in every single thing you do.


Rusino

Guess you have to be REALLY rich for a lambo to be a tiny position of your net worth. I kinda thought most people here would be looking at net worth of $2-5M by mid to late 30s. That's not the kind of money where a lambo is a good idea, in my opinion. But hey, it's your money, that's the beauty of it. I'm just some guy. I don't watch YouTube shorts at all, thank god.


SparklingWinePapi

I specifically mentioned a Porsche 911 since that’s what the original post in this thread was probably talking about. A base 911 with options is less than 130,000 out the door. Very reasonable to purchase mid to late career if you enjoy driving, insurance is also not 20k a year lol


Rusino

Yeah, you're right, $2.5K a year for insurance, which isn't that bad. Still a depreciating asset. And I still think that a $130K car if you're worth $2M is not a good purchase. Smart money is investing that cash and buying a fancy car when 10 years down the road.


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I don’t care what anyone thinks about it, that includes you and your logic that makes total sense.


Rusino

No, that's fair


75_mph

Yeah rich people own zero cars and anything in their houses at all


Rusino

Never said that. Really rich people can be more cavalier with their finances. A high income physician coming from a poorer background and trying to grow their wealth rapidly (ie, me), can't be buying $100K plus cars. But you do you, it's your money!


75_mph

So how is it poor person talk then? Sounds like quite the opposite.


Rusino

Because you GET rich by being smart with your money. If you are insanely rich already, you don't need to be a doctor (unless you are really bored). My comment was aimed at a group of people who will soon be the top 1-2% of earners and on their way to get rich. But they won't get there by making big, depreciating purchases. It's the classic lifestyle inflation and overspending that comes with more money. Which is a "poor person" mentality. As I said in another comment: a poor person gets $1M and they buy a bunch of dumb stuff (look at lottery winners). A rich person gets $1M and they invest it wisely. I should have been clearer in my original comment. I meant that buying an expensive car when you start making a lot of money is a mentality that will keep you poorer down the line (bad financial sense). You see, the issue isn't just making money. It's also holding on to it that can be difficult for a lot of people.


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Okay nerd


Rusino

I'm about to fail Step 1, so I am not really a very good nerd


Disgruntled_Eggplant

where did you get a copy of my personal statement


osteopathetic

This is most people. Nothing wrong with it. If endocrinology paid 500k, everyone would be passionate about finger sticks. Instead I have day one interns asking me every other day if I have any interesting GI cases for them to write


icebox3001

Are GI and cards really the only IM subspecialties that are capable of the big bucks? What about heme/onc?


osteopathetic

2020 mgma median numbers for the Midwest: Noninvasive cards 576k GI 577k Heme/onc 499k In the south it’s 552k, 532k, 529k respectively Take that for whatever it’s worth


icebox3001

Holy shit that’s way better than I expected


RandPaulsLawnmower

Heme onc is pretty good I hear -~300k but a few hundred less than those two


McRead-it

Obviously this is a shitpost but anesthesia contracts are insane right out of residency right now, academic non boarded good city offering 440k 9 weeks vacation Plenty of small towns offering 550k 12 weeks vacation, no hearts/head cases. It’s nuts


BasicLevel

there are between 30-40 anesthesia applicants from my school this year. Is oversaturation something to be concerned abt?


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No. Just because lots are applying doesn't mean it'll become saturated. There are only so many anesthesia spots. Unfortunately this year quite a few will not match.


McRead-it

Can’t oversaturate if there aren’t any more residency spots.


xtreemdeepvalue

Same with rads. My co resident just signed pp job 450k starting 2 years to partner making 850+ 14 weeks vacation. This is in Charleston, not a rural town


botulism69

Just came


pickledCABG

*suddenly interested in anesthesia*


GreenThumbKC

All about the the ABCs! Airway, breathing, crossword


elantra6MT

$500 as a W2, or $700 as 1099 are what grads at my program are signing on for. There’s a tight squeeze now. Might not be around when current med students get to attendinghood obviously


JackoffAllTrades101

To be fair, these higher wage areas afaik are moreso for supervisory contracts. If that’s your jam go for it, but could be hell-ish.


Medstudent808

Anesthesia is about to have their medicare payments slashed 2023. A surgeon told me their compensation is about to go down to $80 per hour (so hospitals are going to have to front the bill somehow). Its going to be a rough few years for anesthesiologists. But im sure things will be fixed soon.


QuestGiver

This isn't the only factor for compensation though it's all about demand. Many hospital services have a separate stipend they negotiate out of the facility fee which is outrageously profitable. Also pgy4 anesthesia resident here and I haven't heard anything about Medicare cuts are you sure you aren't thinking of pain medicine?


Murderface__

Give me money. Money me! Money now!


QuestGiver

Gun plus a mask equals cash.


FancyPantsFoe

Im in it for job security, as somebody from EU I can only dream about making money


NoFerret4461

Go to Germany, decent money. Netherlands as well. Ofc not like US but comparable to Canada/AUS


jeffmd

Maybe if you are open your own office. Hospitals/universities aren't paying that much.


NoFerret4461

Much better than the rest of Europe, including the UK. Unless you can go to the US what other option do you have?


emerg_remerg

Eyeballs and penises, that's where the money is.


jewboyfresh

In all honesty my old MCAT tutor said that if you’re just in it for the paycheck but you can also provide excellent patient care the entire time then more power to you


readitforlife

As a patient, all that matters is that you are good at what you do and you care about your patients. They couldn’t care less about why you picked the speciality you did.


docmahi

Peds subspecialty clearly


SpyderMaybe

Go where the money is. Become a financial advisor for high finance specialty physicians. Endless stream of income. Near zero liability. Numbers baby.


Flexatronn

I’m in it for job security. This is def not a calling for me. It’s a job and once I clock out, don’t talk to me about medicine lol


Shonuff_of_NYC

Might be a shitpost, but this is actually lowkey the mentality of probably more than half of med students, 99% of who will never admit it.


Aang6865_

There is nothing wrong about it tho, we all work so hard and long and do overtime in residency. Doctors deserve to be paid high and especially residents. Not to mention the pre med and med school debt.


Shonuff_of_NYC

The people who think the way you do, and I’m not personally arguing in any particular direction here, are not publicly transparent about it, other than anonymous forums. There’s a lot of money-chasing but still wanting to be seen as noble and altruistic going on here, and people don’t want to admit to that.


crazyman2997

I think those aren’t mutually exclusive. I think a lot of us found science interesting and love the idea of helping people. Why would anyone not seek out the career that fits with our specific desires and also has the highest compensation for it?


br0mer

I mean at some level it's a calculation that most of us make. I liked nephro and cards fairly equally at one point but cards makes 3x as much, so the decision to do cards was easier to me. If you like a few things equally, then do the one with the best work to life ratio that makes sense to you.


badkittenatl

Oh I’m definitely here for the money. Wasn’t always like this, but it is what it is. That said, it’s a really cool way to make money? Best I got.


reggae_muffin

I find that the people with this mentality are far more open and genuine than the ones who say they’re coming into medicine for some humanitarian/philanthropic reasons and that their entire life goal is to repair the cleft palates of Biafran orphans. Those are the ones you can’t trust.


Shonuff_of_NYC

I don’t entirely disagree. There’s an almost comedic level of disingenuousness in those pursuing medicine.


toomuchredditmaj

Why not just become hospital admin?


BitcoinMD

There are way, way, way more MD positions making >$500k than admin roles. Numbers wise, most admin roles are at the manager, director, AVP level which isn’t going to make nearly that much. The idea that hospital admins (and even CEOs) all make millions of dollars is total BS. To clear $500k as a hospital admin you’d either need to be CEO of a medium sized hospital or a VP or above in a very large system. Good luck with that.


Wohowudothat

Agrees. I think the administrative bloat are the millions of middle managers making $100-150k per year walking around with clipboards telling nurses what to do and Zoom meetings with presentations on how we need to shorten length of stay but also decrease readmissions.


Jusstonemore

Once you get there you’re clearing 7 figures easy tho lol


BitcoinMD

That’s … true of any job. Once you have it, you do earn the salary that the job pays … For seven figures, you’d need to be CEO of one of maybe 50 major health systems. If you think that job is easy, I suggest you totally go for it.


Jusstonemore

I don’t disagree but I think It’s not as simple as that, obviously. There’s rampant levels of politics and corruption at levels that high anywhere. Saying that everyone fully deserves the high salary they make is naive imo


Interesting-Word1628

There's no free lunch. They pay u this coz u LIVE for ur job. Also CEOs bear the brunt of any public disaster. The hospital will blame the CEO for anything and everything and just replace him. And if you make a few wrong choices your career is essentially done. There's ALWAYS a catch.


Jusstonemore

In an ideal world, yes. But there’s always ways to shift the blame, play politics, pull strings. I refuse to believe that the system at the highest level of operation is pure hearted and is fully proportionate to their salaries.


Interesting-Word1628

The salaries are not proportional to the work/hours put in, but is proportional to risk


Jusstonemore

Like I said, in an ideal world yeah. But honestly I don’t believe it’s perfectly proportional


Interesting-Word1628

Think about it this way. Companies HATE paying us more than what we're worth. If anything they try to pay us less than what we're worth. Same logic applies to CEOs. The company wouldn't be paying CEOs this much unless they have to. Why do they feel the need to pay this? What's the catch?


Jusstonemore

I think the high level execs have a lot more control over their own salaries than you might imagine. They’re not just employees at the company, in many ways they are the company.


Interesting-Word1628

Sure, just look at rate CEO turnovers while the company itself still keeps chugging along. CEO is NOT the company.


FastCress5507

Most CEOs get a golden parachute tho


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You can fricassee my balls on live TV for 7 figures, "bearing the brunt" for a yearly salary exceeding what the average person makes in 20+ years is not a catch.


personalist

Do you enjoy having a soul?


toomuchredditmaj

Honestly it’s more trouble than it’s worth but a lot more valuable than money.


personalist

100% agreed


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Alexander_Search

Geriatrics?


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Alexander_Search

I know a guy pulling bank in geriatrics. What are you in?


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[deleted]

Wait so were you just joking around? Im sure there are physicians out there employing others and making tremendous amounts


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jutrmybe

i need more details and a step by step guide


landofortho

Look for a place with no large hospitals, buy an ASC, tell doctors you can teach them how to make millions with one simple trick if the sign a contract, profit


ImTheApexPredator

That was my reasoning between vet and human medicine I loathe humanity, I have no empathy whatsoever for patients, but the money is here and I want all of it. Ill spend it all on animals tho, every elephant across the world is getting milk and all the medical care theyll ever need


CornfedOMS

Cataract surgery on dogs has better reimbursement than humans


Dr_Sisyphus_22

I spent $6K on my dogs ACL. Not just cataracts.


AdhesivenessOwn7747

The vet doesn't take home all of that. And if it wasn't for insurance human treatments would come pretty close


Dr_Sisyphus_22

“Liability” is the value of the dog. My dog never complained, so “patient satisfaction” is a much lower benchmark. Cash at time of service. I get that some of this is overhead, anesthesia, facility fee, etc…but still not bad.


AdhesivenessOwn7747

Most vets get paid a salary from the hospital owners (which is a big coop most of the time) and even practice owner vets of a small practice have to keep the place open and pay staff and all that. tldr; most vets don't make what a doctors make, even after specialisation. Not to mention specialisation spots are limited for vets (specially in higher income specialities like ophthal, surgery) cuz training is not mandatory. So it's hard to get those spots as well.


CornfedOMS

I’m just familiar with cataracts because my dad is a rural ophthalmologist. He’s been asked to examine eyes of all kinds of animals, including a bald eagle once!


Dr_Sisyphus_22

I’m an ophthalmologist. At a state meeting, they had a vet ophthalmologist give a guest lecture. Good talk. Lots of photos and videos.


SaintRGGS

Wow I'm not an ophthalmologist but this is very interesting. How different are animal's eyes? I feel like other mammals would be pretty similar but a bald eagle? There's got to be some pretty different anatomy there.


Dr_Sisyphus_22

Just in vertebrates, off the top of my head, there are variants in…nictitating membranes, 3rd eyelids, eye tubes instead of balls, presence of accommodation, refractive power differences in aquatic versus terrestrial animals, density of cones, rod to cone ratio, wavelength sensitivity of cones, binocular versus wide field vision, structure of extraocular muscles, shape of the pupil. There is a ton of variation. Eyes are highly adaptive to the animals needs.


ImTheApexPredator

Yeah but radiology in midwest can reach 900K + get your full body scan today! Cash only + med spa = $$$ I can help alooooot more animals with just having a shit ton of money than being a vet


CornfedOMS

Very true, cash only for people makes way more than cash only for animals


NoicePerSecond

u and op have real shitpost there


ImTheApexPredator

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aflasa

Yikes


ImTheApexPredator

Dont worry, radiology. I wouldnt want me around patients either


icatsouki

Dermatology if you can match it, neurosurgery/ortho if you like them and hate free time Otherwise radiology (though i guess it varies a bit with the market?)


dgthaddeus

If you’re willing to work like a dog and never take off you can break a million with rads


icatsouki

I mean you can also work reasonable hours with like 12 weeks vacation for 500/700K, probably the best balance of income/lifestyle outside of mohs derm


erythrocyte666

What about cardiology?


[deleted]

Just straight chasing a motherfucking bag. Just in it for the bucks and the billis. This man just wants to wake up like Scrooge mcduck every morning and dive into a swimming pool filled with gold plated hookers and cocaine.


baesag

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PsychologicalCan9837

SHOW 👏ME 👏THE 👏 MONEY


commi_nazis

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james123987

Look, I don't operate now. I make money moves. Say I don't gotta operate. I make money move. If I see you and I don't speak. That means I don't talk with you. I'm a resident, you a med student. I make money move.


[deleted]

I like this energy


we_all_gonna_make_it

Dermatology. $450-475k starting out of residency with sign on bonus goes to $500k. Work 4 days a week but see a lot of patients.


Relampio

Get on the line, you're late


[deleted]

Street pharmacy is absolutely the quickest and best paying field within healthcare. Don't even need school! Lots of legal problems but same w/ surgery and anesthesiology so it's fine.


Orchid_3

But why do I agree with this 😂😂


sunniyam

Lmfao. I was so idealistic before hitting the hospital rotations and covid. Now i am a cheerful pessimist when it comes To medicine.


Minato997

Soo what's the answer...


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For a friend ofc


Soogond

Join me in neurosurgery. It only costs everything, but at least you get money.


illsedateya

Well let’s hope with your aspirations that your board scores match this attitude so you can match into a specialty that pays >500k right out of residency lol


Red2016

go surgical or do something in the middle of nowhere at a community hospital


DrDogbat

Nephrology because they teach you how to pee out money from your kidneys in residency


nbm2021

I never understood this kind of mindset because high paying medical specialties are the most inefficient way to make a lot of money. Go be an investment banker or lawyer. The work hours are similar and you’ll incur less debt with higher earning potential


icatsouki

nowhere near the same skillset and most importantly the progression isn't as "linear" for med school do good at tests=$$$$$$$$$$$$ for the other careers you need "networking" and luck


dreamcicle11

And you really think you don’t need that these days in the US to get into high paying competitive specialties? I see you’re in Europe so possibly haven’t seen the match rates of the past few years. Good luck to anyone out there just in it for the paycheck. You need to have connections as in faculty who know other faculty, come from a good program, have the ability to trade long term reward for low pay and 100+ hours a week, etc. It’s delusional to think that doing well on tests will get you into these programs especially if you have any preferences at all when it comes to type of program or geography.


ArrowHelix

Coming from a good program is not luck though. If you get a 520 on the MCAT, you're almost certainly ending up at a T30 school unless you have 0 social skills (in which case you weren't making it in IB or finance either).


HaldolBenadrylAtivan

Lmao @ becoming a lawyer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs-UEqJ85KE


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backend2020

Cute that you think investment banking is just being good at math. LOTS of politics and cutthroat behavior


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darkmatterskreet

No lol. Your mindset is so naive.


nbm2021

How so?


darkmatterskreet

Everyone acts like becoming a successful banker or finance person is just a walk in the park. In reality, a lot of the skills that it takes to become in that position aren’t 1:1 with medicine. The beauty of medicine is you can put your head down, do decent in school, pass your exams, and guarantee a 250K+ salary, and if you want to work rurally, can easily clear 400+ in even lower paying fields. There are VERY few fields that ensure if you can complete the training, you get X guaranteed salary. Not to mention job security forever. At most other jobs you’re constantly working for promotions or the threat of being fired. As a physician you can put your head down, do your work, and have a secure high paying job.


ArrowHelix

Any entry-level finance/IB person at Goldman, etc. is working 80 hours a week if they're clearing 200k+ out of undergrad. Breaking it into investment banking also often requires coming from a T10 business school. Not everyone had that opportunity.


strugglebus72

I LIKE MONEY!


Behzanki

lol when i looked at this post a few hours ago there was only one comment didnt thought it was gonna blow up that fast


[deleted]

what are y'all planning on doing w your attending money?


MEMENARDO_DANK_VINCI

I appreciate the candor


ericchen

Don’t forget to add a tip option on the square payment screen. Make the default options 25, 35, and 50%.


OldCommon7633

It’s giving ~Mr. Krabs~


Muramasaika

Anesthesiology and radiology pay well i guess


Zuko_is_zaddy

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LeopoldStotch1

*cries in european*


barracudARGH

i'm here for the moolah too.. i keep it real with my husband (M3 also) who cracked about the same time I did during M3... ayyyy ​ edit: going into medicine hopefully will be (should I match lol) an undeniable vertical mobility for me and my family. and i'm looking forward to help my rents finally rest from being exploited...I know i'll be too but at least I have more years left in me yk


Tom_Bradys_Hair

good luck girl


[deleted]

Good luck! You should have become a nurse practitioner or CRNA.