Adam Smasher
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Adam Smasher replied to the thread New Mexico.Can you work in an IHS if your podiatry license is from American Samoa? -
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Apparently you missed the Dave Ramsey caller? :unsure:
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Adam Smasher replied to the thread Podiatry income across professions.It could be the case that we're all correct, just talking about different things. Although I too take exception to the statement: "the...
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Adam Smasher reacted to CleanDryandIntact's post in the thread Podiatry income across professions with
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To the pre-pods reading this, please be very aware of how contentious things gets when people start identifying misrepresentation of... -
Adam Smasher reacted to shadesofgrey's post in the thread Podiatry income across professions with Like.
As we have covered over and over again on this forum, the ROI for podiatry is questionable/poor. Yes some pods come out and do ok. Many...
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Adam Smasher replied to the thread Memes of Podiatry.Here are the problems: 1) First and foremost, I know what I am and I know what I'm not, and I most certainly am not suited to debate...
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Quite a few of us are, actually. I am blessed to make MGMA salary, working 3.5ish days like you are, great bennies, etc. Like you...
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Adam Smasher reacted to heybrother's post in the thread Podiatry income across professions with Like.
We already have plenty of people like you, but most of them have some perspective because they've worked private practice and nursing...
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Happy Memorial Day all!
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Adam Smasher replied to the thread Becoming ABFAS certified.I think this discussion is a reflection of a broader phenomenon in American culture where there is a loss of faith in institutions we...
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SDN is like an addiction to me. I keep telling myself I will quit, delete the app, and delete my tabs. But no matter what I do I always...
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1) Do the surgery you believe is right. I've had good outcomes adjusting plans and compromising, but I've had more regrets. Nothing is...
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Adam Smasher reacted to ExperiencedDPM's post in the thread Advice for Graduating Residents with Like.
A few thoughts: 1) choose your surgical patient wisely. If you get that “feeling”, trust your gut instinct and move on to the next...
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Agreed. I do a couple of surgical cases a week, but like the vast majority of pods I spend 90+% of my time in clinic. I'd love for...
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