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Medical residents traditionally earn very little money in the USA. They have to wait to become full doctors.

• Quinzel 3y ago
  That’s terrible.
• giantg2 3y ago
  It seems like this actually pays pretty well for a residency, if I'm reading it right. It looks like it's an hourly pay around $45. At a standard 2000 hrs per year that's $90k. However residents are usually working way more hours than that for a salary of around $70k. Although I could be reading it wrong. The posting is terribly unclear if is an hourly rate or a salary. If it is a salary there is no indication that it is in thousands. If we take it at face value, then it actually would be a salary of just fourth five dollars. That doesn't make sense.
  • codingdave 3y ago
    Neuralink also is not listed as having a residency program: https://www.aans.org/Trainees/Residency-Directory https://www.aans.org/Trainees/Residency-Directory So while I'm not a doctor and could be wrong, isn't that fairly important? Because tacking on the word "Resident" to a job title doesn't make this a residency program.
    • giantg2 3y ago
      Good catch. I didn't notice that.