I may have to reexamine my chosen career path, and my nationality. :p In all honesty, this seems almost too good to be true, especially given the state of heal

I may have to reexamine my chosen career path, and my nationality. :p In all honesty, this seems almost too good to be true, especially given the state of healthcare in America. At 25 hours per week, it would take three Canadian doctors to perform the labor done by a single American doctor at a significant markup. (At least right out of a residency. I am not entirely aware of salaries, but I've heard on multiple occasions that a new doctor will make between $100k-$150k.) I'm curious as to why Canadian hospitals choose to emplace such short shifts, and why there is such a massive price disparity between nations of similar prosperity and social norms.