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Like I said, I have a kick ass prenup. No worries. |
Now I don't know much about the medical field or surgeons... but, common sense would tell me that the surgeons making the big bucks are highly specialized and the lead in the operation. Your wife must be superwoman if in just under 2 years she's going to gain all of the experience necessary to become a GREAT surgeon and be the lead.
By the way, shouldn't you have some conspiracy about doctors? How about charging obscene amounts of money for trivial visits? Or how about denying people treatment because they lack the proper insurance/money? Or what about taking "bribes" from drug companies to dish out the pill-of-the-week? |
this thread is moving so fast with a bunch of nicks i've never seen before
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You sure are a jealous person aren't ya? :1orglaugh |
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I'm a voodoo doctor.
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In the next 2 years my g/f is going to win the lotto :thumbsup
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who really cares..maybe he's lying very good chance of that, but then agian maybe he's honest..but this is the internet where you can be whoever you want....:)
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It's pretty good stuff .. I hope he sticks around for a long time. :1orglaugh |
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Ok wait a fucking second. I have spent more time in hospitals than most residents. I have spoken with numerous Doctors, Surgeons, Nurses, and everything else from lab techs to candy strippers. On just about every topic known to man it seems.
Doctors as well as surgeons do not make 400k after residency. Nope, not going to happen, does not happen, will not happen. If she is lucky, if she is in a good hospital, and gauging a few other factors. She would be expected to make approx 250k a year as a surgeon with a specialty such as Orthopedics. This does not take into account student loan paybacks, malpractice insurance (very high for surgeons), taxes, trade organization fees, and everything else. I do not care what anyone is told. These are true numbers from actual surgeons I have spoken with. The very few that break this barrier (250-350k) are in private practice typically doing cosmetic procedures. |
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A) He's even GOT a wife .. or OLD enough to have one. If A is true, that B) She's even in SCHOOL to be a doctor. :1orglaugh |
Speaking of which, AfterShock, you get that PC all done after what we went through yesterday? :winkwink:
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dont forget to take away 30-40% of her salary to cover med mal insurance, that is about what my dad paid when he was still a practicing surgeon. He was in cardiac & thoracic and I know depending on which field she goes in, it will vary some.
So lets assume she starts at 400k... minus taxes, med mal and student loans will be around 120k a year. |
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One of my sperms in my left ball will find the cure for cancer - the whole family will win the Nobel Prize and be rich beyond your wildest imagination.
.... unless someone kick me real hard in the balls and I go sterile... |
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6 sign ups have come in while you've been trying to prove me wrong, that I don't have a wife who's in med school :1orglaugh |
I heard she already found a cure for cancer.
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This is just getting CLASSIC. |
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Orthopedic Surgery - Joint Replacement Starting is $407,037 :winkwink: |
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Starting is $407,037 :thumbsup Jealousy damages your health :winkwink: |
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Starting is $407,037 Jealousy makes your dick limp (see sig) :winkwink: :thumbsup :pimp |
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if you havin girl problems i feel bad for you son I got 99 problems but a bitch ain't one |
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Hopefully he gets a nice alimony check each month :thumbsup |
She hasn't even started working in joint replacement and is going to be done in 2 years? Come on man, those guys in joint replacement spend years in regular orthopedic surgery before moving on. It's very specialized and only a few schools in this country even offer it. It also takes much more than 2 years.
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and I keep getting residency and rotations mixed up. residency comes after rotations. she's doing rotations right now, changes every month. |
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Sounds like you have an amazing relationship with your wife. Thankfully though, if she does make it through to be a doctor, she will be able to support herself once she dumps your ass. Relationships are about trust, not about fear. Keep that in mind |
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Second, residency is for those who are specializing in something and have already earned their MD. You don't pick what you are going to study in your 3rd year, you do it right away. If you are going into a specialty like joint replacement, it can take you up to 7 years to complete your residency. It's not something you choose and take 2 years worth of stuff. Seriously man, if you're going to make shit up, atleast research it. You have contradicted yourself so many times it's not even worth continuing. Just say you have no clue what she is learning but she plans on being a orthopedic surgeon someday. |
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