Any doc can potentially make close to that if they have zero outside identity

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May 10, 2024
9:17:10am

MrSandman Contributor

Any doc can potentially make close to that if they have zero outside identity

and never see their family. To me, ER docs are severely underpaid for what they deal with.

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MrSandman

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Last login: May 20, 2024
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My SIL told me that EM doctors at her hospital make $800k. That blew my mind.

May 10, 9:07am

ER doc here. It would put them in the top 5 percentile, but it does happen. My

VACougMD

May 10, 9:11am

ER docs are severely underpaid IMO, I mean compare the stress, work you do

MrSandman

May 10, 9:16am

To me it’s the contention that they have to do with.. dealing with the dregs

cougfanz

May 10, 9:23am

When was the last time you had to visit the ER. Do you want to pay 10K for your

May 10, 10:18am

What’s your point

docrick

May 10, 10:21am

That if ER drs are paid even more, who of us can afford to go?

May 10, 3:49pm

Physician costs are a fraction of what you’re seeing on these astronomical bills

cougfanz

May 10, 7:06pm

Costs are high not because of ED docs.

docrick

May 10, 7:06pm

I think its only fair EM doctors make as much as Big-12 basketball players.

CougGolf

May 10, 9:11am

But they don't get booed as much. Or do they?

TNT

May 10, 9:26am

They get spit on, slapped, assaulted some times, yelled at so yeah

MrSandman

May 10, 11:13am

My neighbor is a traveling EM doctor. He is only home like 5 days a month. He

Chefcurry

May 10, 9:12am

That seems a bit high but of all the people I’m ok with being overpaid…

Pretorian

May 10, 9:13am

Any doc can potentially make close to that if they have zero outside identity

MrSandman

May 10, 9:17am

Toughest job in medicine imo

cougfanz

May 10, 9:17am

They don’t. 350-450k with more downward pressure than probably any

cougfanz

May 10, 9:18am

Production based compensation is on the way out, as large EM groups and hospitals are converting

SJS

May 10, 9:28am

Yea I think corporate med hits them the hardest.

cougfanz

May 10, 9:38am

So glad I’m retiring in 3 weeks

docrick

May 10, 9:42am

I work in healthcare staffing, and obviously not the expert on medicine

Peter Venkman

May 10, 10:04am

CRNA is probably your best bang for your buck. For PA/NPs it gets more

cougfanz

May 10, 10:11am

Paperwork is the same which is onerous…

docrick

May 10, 10:12am

Where at? Some states obviously pay way more than others too

homegrown

May 10, 9:27am

Don't want to Doxx anyone, but probably one of the least desirable states in the

May 10, 9:39am

I don't understand some doctors

Gustav

May 10, 9:40am

TNT can only conclude some people don't worry about debt

TNT

May 10, 9:43am

Doctors make good clients for lawyers because they frequently make costly

vegasnative

May 10, 9:56am

Couple reasons imo- there’s more upfront sacrifice both time and

cougfanz

May 10, 10:03am

RE: Couple reasons imo- there’s more upfront sacrifice both time and

Gustav

May 10, 10:25am

The younger generation is a whole lot more aware of the FIRE movement

cougfanz

May 10, 10:34am

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