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"This general rule applies anywhere you live."

Sounds like you need additional help. f you are an academic physician, write your salary down and multiply by the factor I gave you. This general rule applies anywhere you live. Similar to the academic variation in salaries, industry compensation is not uniform throughout the world.

Biotech. Based out of Europe. The starting salary is about 1.5 - 2 times that of academia.

following up on the above as I soon hope to transition out of academia.

Im interested inPrivate Practice and want to know which subspecialty to focus on that will make me most sellable to private practices. I'm assuming this is based on incidence of certain cancers.

NIH is now a combined program. Anyone have experience with the different tracks? Such as number of spots in each single track vs the combined? Overall, I'd like to be there for fellowship/work and don't care which path I take (my interests go both ways). Any suggestions on optimizing returns...

Anyone know of others that have matched with scores under 220?

yes ridiculous, options one less so. I'll choose that.

to send them to the pediatrician that I will be working with agreed, kids are resilient, but from my minimal experience I have seen a few that crashed very quickly, not just neonates, a few toddlers as well;

my brother: Stamford hospital/Columbia PnS today :(

I am graduating IM residency. trying to find UC gig but am coming across the need to have experience with toddlers/children Has anyone found away "around" this - ie places willing to train them with younger patients or (less likely) jobs that don't require this expereience

heme/onc has multiple large research conferences annually. Is there one (a few?) where staff and program directors attend? I'd like to gather more info, and meet people face to face.

I would broaden your research on residencies a bit more and see the equal difficulties you may face going DO. There's pros and cons to both.

I dont know what vector they use to insert the fusion protein, but when viral vectors were used to correct SCID, Leukemia genes started turning on. I'm not sure where to go for official data on the drug?

trying to find the "scutwork.com" for fellowship info. Name of Program, hours/day, etc If you wouldn't mind posting your experience and feedback thanks & ba-bye