i_330 t1_jefc9jp wrote on March 31, 2023 at 4:30 PM

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Why not both?

i_330 t1_j8yap3j wrote on February 17, 2023 at 8:35 PM

Reply to comment by orpheus2708 in Penn Medicine residents and fellows want a union, citing grueling workloads and 80-hour workweeks by nankles

God, the level of disrespect that the ivory towers get away with >:(

i_330 t1_j8y17ve wrote on February 17, 2023 at 7:34 PM

Reply to comment by Cute-Interest3362 in Penn Medicine residents and fellows want a union, citing grueling workloads and 80-hour workweeks by nankles

It's probably a tiny bit more than that (I would estimate low 200s), which is good money, but people often forget the INSANE amounts of debt we take on for med school. I'm finishing up my third year and 200k in the hole, and I'm one of the lucky ones because I don't have undergrad debt. Some of my classmates are on track to hit $500k in debt by graduation :(

i_330 t1_j8xzrj9 wrote on February 17, 2023 at 7:24 PM

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Penn Medicine residents and fellows want a union, citing grueling workloads and 80-hour workweeks by nankles

That is patently untrue lmao. There are some surgical specialists (cardiac, neurosurgery, plastics) who make 700+, but not many. 300-450k is more in range for general surgery, and these are people who have been through 5 years of grueling residency and usually have $250-500k in student loan debt to pay off. Surgery is not as sweet a deal as it seems to the general public, in fact it's widely regarded in medicine as a specialty for insane people.