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To: sammaster who wrote (98734)	5/1/2001 2:40:17 AM
From: Dr. Jeff	Respond to of 436258

<<<<<yes, i agree... why should bright young into the medical profession that takes 11-15 after high school to finish training then work hard hours and suffer huge debt loads when --------this same bright mind could become a wall street analyst or computer geek-------- and make same amount of money in less time with less debt and less malpractice hassles and shorter work weeks? >>>>> Bright mind and Wall St. ANALyst in the same sentence? Seems quite the oxymoron........ At least Doctors don't generally receive death threats. Then again, they don't generally steal money from the unsuspecting public either. With regard to Pay, Doctors don't get paid squat for the service the provide society; ESPECIALLY compared with the Wall St. ANALyst community that gets paid vast fortunes for consistently being wrong! It's all quite staggering when pondered in depth.