only with specialists/subspecialists w/ procedures, or surgeons. And if not, prepare to spend a lot of overnights.
Family med say $120k starting, Internal med $200k
Each extra $25-50k is like another year of training at $50k.
Family med say $120k starting, Internal med $200k
Each extra $25-50k is like another year of training at $50k.
At least in Canada anyway.
And often get their liability insurance paid for too.
For the Medscape study, I would say it's good to see the numbers are better in the private practice world, nationwide. But - most MD's will be presumably internal medicine and you'd have to look at the breakdown. The low end jobs in primary care, public health, etc start at $200k, and most folks who aren't surgeons or ophalmologists or dermatologists are in the low-mid $200's. That's assuming you graduate from residency in your late 20's or early 30's w/ the $350-500k in debt or whatever it is these days, unless you took the National Health Services or DoD scholarships, whereupon you then owe them 4-8 years of your life...