My debt is 450k ish. I am currently doing Public Service Loan Forgiveness and is probably the only way I could afford my education. Maybe it will motivate medschools to drop its prices? It won't, there is no regulation in set for this. It just creates a barrier for low-income...
Med students: starting July 2026, new borrowers can take at most $200,000 in federal loans for med school. Grad PLUS is gone. The rest comes from private lenders, with fewer protections.
My debt was $300,000. My advice is to go to the cheapest school that accepts you. Debt can really drag your career.
Just something to put out here:
“A confident attending builds a confident senior resident, who in turn empowers a confident junior resident, and the cycle continues.
Confidence breeds confidence, and great mentorship creates generations of capable, empowered physicians”
Just something to put out here:
“A confident attending builds a confident senior resident, who in turn empowers a confident junior resident, and the cycle continues.
Confidence breeds confidence, and great mentorship creates generations of capable, empowered physicians”
I do this procedure with my residents very often! The relief it provides the patient is amazing. Paracentesis, draining ascites for diagnostic and therapeutic reasons. Sometimes patients with advanced cirrhosis get it weekly.
Doctor decided to perform paracentesis, for a man who's having abdominal enlargement, this involves inserting a needle into the Peritoneal cavity of the abdomen to drain the fluid.
Watch and see what was drained from his abdomen.