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I don't think US doctors will want to work for German pay.

• bombcar 10mo ago
  That's why you let German doctors work for German++ pay ;).
• conception 10mo ago
  Resident salary: approx. € 60,000 - 75,000 Specialist salary: approx. 75,000 € - 98,000 Senior physician salary: approx. € 90,000 - € 150,000 Chief physician salary: approx. € 150,000 - € 370,000 Seems fine? Especially if you subtract a substantial amount of benefits fringe.
  • sxg 10mo ago
    Are you comparing residents to specialists? They're not at all comparable. Residents in the US are typically within 3–7 years of graduating med school and are not able to practice independently. Specialists have typically finished 6–9 years of training after graduating medical school and are independent practitioners. Source: am a US physician.
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  • selectodude 10mo ago
    Sure it’s fine. It’s also a significant pay cut for almost every American doctor. Normal specialists in the US out-earn chief physicians in Germany by hundreds of thousands of dollars. All the fringe benefits in the world aren’t gonna buy you a new boat.
  • rr808 10mo ago
    US doctors earn that every 12 weeks.
    • 91bananas 10mo ago
      Time for a change.
  • IAmBroom 10mo ago
    "Seems fine?" isn't a very solid argument.
  • HDThoreaun 10mo ago
    doctors in the US would strike if you tried to force these wages on them