My job cuts profits by making practice a bit more comfortable. Which I accept. We have a lot of staff.
But honestly for a first job I'm content.
I am frankly more offended by the garbage low ball offers I got from others.
Not an Wrvu system.
But honestly this was a solid job. I was being offered 180-200 for full time in private practice. My rheum friends locally got 200-255l off the bat for 5 days a week.
Tbh the problem with Endo and Rheum is that amount of people looking to rip off new graduates off badly. I...
It is unlikely for even a mature endo to pull in 500k a year. 400k is pushing a lot of effort.
16-18 pts a day realistically is 300-325k a year. Which is respectable mind you.
Admittedly the posts are from 10 years ago...
While they represent a lot of evil. I suppose the question of whether he should be held accountable for things he posted as presumably a teen.
If these are from his early 20s then it's a different story...
KCU is a high tier DO program that produces solid match lists that are about half as good as low tier MD programs. Which is a pretty solid win.
Kansas Com is a new program and will not hit that mark
SGU is Russian Roulette.
Try to send love letters to the more established schools and see if it moves up your application.
I would say Kansas COM offers you the highest chance of becoming a practicing physician. But it will offer you little to no connections which means you'll have to make your own pathway to...
This is probably one of the instances where you probably should potentially hold off and have someone reevaluate your application as you on paper are a good applicant. Further if your health is currently not at its best and you can potentially take time to recover this is a good option.
I...
I've progressively been going out of my way to "stay in my lane". I probably order less than half the amount of CBCs, CMPs, etc that I ordered last year. I mention that I see the patient has diabetes, but will defer manage to PCP unless otherwise requested / discuss medication compliance and...
I think there's a reason why a lot of Endos don't do high productivity like primary cares despite the fact that they could easily do it. It's easy to get burnt out from our patients and also because it's hard to unteach yourself that you need to be incredibly meticulous with patient charts...
Graves patients in my opinion respond to Methimazole like a champ. If in 48 hours there's not a response you're really dealing with an outlier or doing really weak dosing.
With Amiodarone you're really screwed half the time because the patients are super sick, don't respond to medical therapy...
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