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Generally residency spots are limited. This creates a scarcity which keeps prices high. I doubt the claim of the commenter below who argues that it is malprac
by huitzitziltzin 5y ago
Generally residency spots are limited. This creates a scarcity which keeps prices high.
I doubt the claim of the commenter below who argues that it is malpractice insurance. There are by now plenty of “tort reform” states where malpractice payouts are capped. I would be very surprised if anesthesiology prices are any lower in those states.
- tsol 5y agoYep-- you get to choose your specialty in the sense that you get to choose which residency programs you apply to. There are limited spots and in reality people have to choose from what's available
- tastyfreeze 5y agoIs there policy enforcing a limit on residency spots? Or is that just how many people can be trained with available teaching facilities?