Quote Originally Posted by wheresmylighternow
k, a MASSIVE amount of Dr's are in it for the money. but its only my opinion.
I certainly understand that that's your opinion. And you're welcome to it. I also know, as a medical student and the wife of someone who's already finished med school and been practicing cardiology--working an average of 14 hours a day, five to six days a week, for 25 years--that it's a level of work no one who's not been through this training or profession can ever begin to appreciate or conceive of. The moment you get into it and try it for yourself, you'll see, real quickly, that it is not about money. Money's a nice by product for the specialties that earn large amounts of it. But money's not what motivates people to work this hard. It's an interest in the work itself and the people it serves.

Apply. Go to med school. Begin doing the work. You'll see what I mean real fast.
birdgirl73 Reviewed by birdgirl73 on . Do you think we should ask and involve nurses to fix the Health care system? I do, who better knows the ropes. They see (and listen)first hand what the patients are in need of and are lacking. I dont think a chump like McCain and a Loser like Obama can do squat for our health care.. I mean would you ask a baker how to change the Flux capacitor in the Delorean. No, you would ask doc brown.. I dont think greedy chumps on capital hill, or greedy Doctors are the key. Ask the people who have been bedside with people going thru hell and show love and compassion for Rating: 5