Submitted by TerjiD t3_zww6ac in askscience
Boring_Vanilla4024 t1_j20oy5g wrote
Reply to comment by Raddish_ in How do shifts work on really long medical operations? by TerjiD
It can be upwards of $180k per year. This was in 2014.
The Costs of Training Internal Medicine Residents in the United ... https://www.amjmed.com/article/S0002-9343(14)00596-8/pdf
passwordisnotaco t1_j20qiok wrote
Good thing that, in 2015, over 25% of hospitals received more than $180k in government funding for each resident they trained. https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/practices/study-suggests-medicare-overpaying-1-28b-annually-to-support-residency-programs
Boring_Vanilla4024 t1_j20tbs6 wrote
Great. Pay them more, and be sure to pass along some to the attendings that have final say in all decisions and bear all the liability. Don't train them less.
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