I was with some of my finance friends the other day and the stories about recruiting for internships and the interactions they had with other people where genuinely crazy. They would ask where you worked or what school you went to before asking your name. It makes me think that maybe premeds aren't as bad as the tech and finance bros fiending for internships.
Title. I am abt to graduate med school and start ortho residency. I have always wanted to start a clinic and be self employed but I keep seeing that many physicians face increasingly high overhead costs and lower profit margins. If this trend continues, will physician owned practice be a thing of the past? Will PE price everyone out? ik cash based setups will be fine but I'm not sure if it is viable in a speciality like ortho where most surgeries are insurance covered.
To those who chose a bs/md over ivies/t20's - do you stand by your choice or regret it?