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by chimeracoder
2863 days ago
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> Now lets please do the same for nurses and social workers who pay exorbitant tuition rates, too, yet get paid peanuts to be on the frontline of health care. I would not say nurses get paid "peanuts". Not many jobs would let you earn close to $100k in New York City with only a bachelor degree (or in some cases only a two-year associate degree) |
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4 year md +
3-7 year residency ( hourly pay is ~ 1/4 a nurses on an hourly basis) +
(optional) 1-4 year fellowship (cardiology, surg-sup specialties like trauma, hand surgery, etc) +
(optional) 4 year PhD (20%+ of rad onc physicians have a PhD too.