A newly-minted MD is just as useless as a newly minted JD, only more dangerous. Which is why MDs have to go through rotations and interning, because the medica

A newly-minted MD is just as useless as a newly minted JD, only more dangerous. Which is why MDs have to go through rotations and interning, because the medical system recognizes that a doctor with zero experience should not be dealing with patients without a few years' worth of supervision. Law firms often work the same way, with junior lawyers spending a few years 'learning the ropes' before they get put in charge of anything truly important. I think I'm supporting your post, but I'm not sure. :)