Food for thought for brahs trying to become doctors for $$$ (Pic)

[UnawareJonSnow]

If you're trying to become a doctor solely for dat dere sweet cash, then here's something to think about.....







In depth breakdown:

http://www.bestmedicaldegrees.com/salary-of-doctors/



If you don't love the job and have the commitment to purse this for years and willing to work long tedious hours into your 60s, then it's time to change major because there's better options out there that give more money than doctors in the long run.

[NattyAmerica]

Some cuck teacher definitely made this

[darudefartstorm]

who the HELL has $100,000 in undergrad loan debt??????

[Tune5k]

who the HELL has $100,000 in undergrad loan debt??????

ppl who fuk around in college then try to get serious and go to a college out of state and pay out of state tuition, then don't have a job so they end up taking out a bank loan, further increasing their debt amount

[LaCosaNostra90]

who the HELL has $100,000 in undergrad loan debt??????

a lot of people

[TheJediBrah]

lol none of that is even remotely accurate

[FAPhaggot]

Intredasting.

I've noticed that most of the premeds I've met don't want that doctor money so much as the prestige. A lot of them have successful parents they feel pressured to live up to.

Most of the smart, poor kids I've met just want to earn more than their parents do, and they major in engineering to get there.

[Jasonw1178]

Whole thing doesn't even take in account things like disability insurance.

To be a doctor for the money is a bad choice. Take in account someone has the aptitude, drive, and discipline to become a doctor. There are many other careers that if they put that same energy into, they will make a lot more money, a lot sooner. They could even go into a trade and make more money.

Especially now, where the government is taking over healthcare, and the government is almost completely run by inept retards who really don't know how to do anything (that's why they take govt jobs) and they will try to use their monopoly on healthcare to systematically cut doctor's pay through regulation. From that point there will be a whole chain reaction of events that will collapse the quality of healthcare as we know it.

[Luc1fer]

Lot of surgeons make $500k+ though.

[Nattyliftinglol]

Maybe in Merica.

Doctors/GP's in AUS are easily clearing 200k +

[anonkunbrah]

No fukkin way im reading all that

[Gringo12]

a GP in australia can get up to 1k a day lol

[FAPhaggot]

Lot of surgeons make $500k+ though.

Lots of competition for those positions too. Most of your med students graduate with student loans the size of a decent mortgage and 8-12 years of opportunity cost in lost income. They're going to start looking to get as much repayment on that investment as quickly as possible, so most of them gun for surgery or the high-paying specialties. Hard to justify the time, money, and bull**** just to be a GP bringing home low 100s.

[FAPhaggot]

a GP in australia can get up to 1k a day lol

But are they CEOs?

[solidus2k3]

who read all of that

[Nastradoomus]

just lol @ going into medicine for $$. get ready for a road of turmoil headed yall way.

[naths]

Some cuck teacher definitely made this

This


fukkin lmao.

barely any of that **** added up properly at all, let alone the skewed repayment and student hours involved.

[40ozDrank]

Interesting.


Also doesn't factor any ROi + compound interest a teacher can get from a side business.

I had one teacher who owned a successful yoga studio and another who cleared 150k annually in selling a super-successful sat prep program.

Getting paid cash for tutoring goes unreported if you do it on the side and can be as high as $60 an hour



A doctor can only throw modest savings at a financial advisor to work with, they can't operate side businesses with the time constraints.

lol at what socialized medicine will do to their wages as well

[iLiRaM]

This


fukkin lmao.

barely any of that **** added up properly at all, let alone the skewed repayment and student hours involved.

I agree. Just LOL if you think doctors aren't living the goat life just ten years after they start their career. Even with debt, they still have tons of money left over. And those numbers don't factor in all kinds of financial help that the top students(usually the ones becoming doctors, lawyers, etc) get. Some jealous teacher made this for sure. lol.

[Destor]

But are they CEOs?

CEOs are making 10x that brah

[CHARBACK]

Teacher's house/car at age 40:





Doctor's house/car at age 40:





Ain't hatin' on teachers, but that's just reality.

[Cha0tic]

Teacher's house/car at age 40:





Doctor's house/car at age 40:





Ain't hatin' on teachers, but that's just reality.

lawd this

comparison of teachers of doctors

[CuckoPops]

CEOs are making 10x that brah

[clodoveo1]

Maybe the most retarded thing I have seen. Strong cope. Most new doctors in my hospital are looking to buy million dollar houses after 2 years

[heyyouwhome]

****ing lmao my grandfather was a neurosurgeon, he was a raging alcoholic womanizer with a house on a golf course in south carolina, vacation home, and condo in myrtle beach, lexus and brand new mustang convertible living the goat life. would get $500 every year for my birthday as a kid til he died. just lmao @ this nonsense

[Ashfrolicious]

Lol just lol @ how Americo-centric OPs post is


Check out this doctor's tax return.... from here in Australia.


















Just lmao @ comparing doctors with teachers. What am I seeing here...

[inq]

You know when people say "there's better jobs to make money than becoming a physician"....what jobs are those? Investment bankers, lawyers, and other jobs at white-shoe firms all require extensive schooling (student debt) and/or long hours (low $/hr ratio). Just like medicine.

IB can be even harder to get into because you basically had to go to an Ivy League or similar feeder. So right off the bat you're at a disadvantage if you didn't have the right schooling. Just to work 100hrs/week and maybe jump to PE if you're able.

Besides entrepreneur which is the answer to everything lol. And remaining equal to saving/investing (cuz obv more money you make, more you can invest)...wtf jobs are people talking about

[Ashfrolicious]

You know when people say "there's better jobs to make money than becoming a physician"....what jobs are those? Investment bankers, lawyers, and other jobs at white-shoe firms all require extensive schooling (student debt) and/or long hours (low $/hr ratio). Just like medicine.

Besides entrepreneur right.

Lolwut?

Lawyers get paltry pay on average, compared to a general physician who has practiced for the equivalent amount of years. One of my friends who is now a "senior lawyer" has been practising for 7 years, and his pay is just $75,000 (medium tier commercial law firm).

The GOAT career for easy money, is dentistry ($100k straight out of university here in Australia). It's basically a license to print money. Doctors overtake dentists when they become consultants in respective specialties like surgery, anaesthesiology etc ($400-500k+ easy)

[Chasbrah]

Lol just lol @ how Americo-centric OPs post is


Check out this doctor's tax return.... from here in Australia.


















Just lmao @ comparing doctors with teachers. What am I seeing here...

Damn.....

What kind of doctor (GP, physician, surgeon)?

What age/how many years into career?

Also, lol at the fukked amount of tax you have to pay... Don't do doctor for money boyos, small business where you can fiddle the tax and actual business earnings is where the real $$$ are at. Guarantee the owner of the local 7/11 takes home as much as this doctor by the time he pools his few store's earnings together and pulls his clever deals and tricks.




Also, repped for DMD crew- GOAT return on investment compared to spending years upon years just to make consultant.

[Ashfrolicious]

Damn.....

What kind of doctor (GP, physician, surgeon)?

What age/how many years into career?

Also, lol at the fukked amount of tax you have to pay... Don't do doctor for money boyos, small business where you can fiddle the tax and actual business earnings is where the real $$$ are at. Guarantee the owner of the local 7/11 takes home as much as this doctor by the time he pools his few store's earnings together and pulls his clever deals and tricks.

The amount of tax that was withheld is standard for TOP BRACKET income that this specialist earned. How is that a revelation? My accountant friend told me this guy is a general surgeon. Age - 38 years old.

Now, I am willing to wager that NONE of you misc'ers come anywhere close to the stratosphere of this guys earnings.

$1.1 million... lmao @ equating a medical specialist with some 7/11 cuck pleb.

The tall poppy syndrome is alive and well.