What is the appeal of being a doctor in 2026? Surely there is an upside besides pay right
>>17088540pretty sure we're importing doctors tooit's over for the white man
>>17088540you get to gatekeep drugs from normies and watch them squeal.
>>17088555Dealing with other people sounds tiresome
one word anon: nurses
>>17088540It's prestigious.
You get to help people
>>17089094two words anon: anti vaxxers
>>17088540you can still get rich of retards with gender dysphoriahttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XOB5syfDOB0&ra=m
>>17088540Many years ago the doctors were in charge, were paid well. Slowly the insurance companies wrestled control away now the doctors need teams of admin people to fill out paperwork hoping the insurance company will approve the required treatment and drugs. Also the drug and medical device (MRI and other type equipment) made the equipment very expensive and needing lots servicing, together with drugs and insurance the cost of seeing a doctor and treatment is very expensive and the doctors work much harder for less money. It really just about extracting as much money from patients as possible while doctors try to provide care.
>>17088540Well there are hundreds of thousands of doctors throughout history who maimed, mutilated or even accidentally killed their patients, there might be something worthwhile in striving to not be one of them. If you genuinely helped every patient I think the career could be rewarding on a spiritual level but I doubt its feasible to do that. Maybe a small town family doctor in a rural area could have something like that
>>17088540being able to cut people open and get bloody and touch organs and bloody wounds and stitch people up and guts and disease and bear witness to the suffering and fragility of the human organism