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    #24601
    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    Doc, CNS, no 8 ako, went 8am, finally called at 9:05, no more walk in na daw, naka appointment ako. Ang malupit, nagtaas na sila ng rate ng quick oil change, mineral oil package is +55%! Mainly due to overhead siguro, Kasi the SS and FS packs tumaas lang konti.

    wtf? last time nag oil change ako sa honda was right before lockdown. i think i paid P1200

    nasa P1800+ na ngayon?

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    #24602
    Baha.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WallyWest View Post
    Baha.

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    samin. kanina.
    humupa na.
    i don't have to water the plants tomorrow.
    good trip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    samin. kanina.
    humupa na.
    i don't have to water the plants tomorrow.
    good trip.
    a recent article says cardiologists will have more cases coz of this chinese virus.

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    #24605
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    a recent article says cardiologists will have more cases coz of this chinese virus.
    "we earn significant income from the maladies of others."

    'nuff said.

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    #24606
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    "we earn significant income from the maladies of others."

    'nuff said.
    I shouldve pursued medicine. It is so constant.

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    #24607
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    I shouldve pursued medicine. It is so constant.
    "der are pipol da-ing... it's taym to lenahen..."

    actually,
    some of us think we should have gone to the mortuary business.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    I shouldve pursued medicine. It is so constant.
    Definitely NOT recommended if it's not your passion.

    Takes over a decade and hundreds of thousands worth of tuition plus a few million worth of investment into a clinic before you even start earning decent bucks.

    So you see doctors in their 40s and 50s earning well but they were sponsored by parents all the way to their mid 30s.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Definitely NOT recommended if it's not your passion.

    Takes over a decade and hundreds of thousands worth of tuition plus a few million worth of investment into a clinic before you even start earning decent bucks.

    So you see doctors in their 40s and 50s earning well but they were sponsored by parents all the way to their mid 30s.

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    I love reading on diseases. My human anatomy background is good. Its a requirement in my field.

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    #24610
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Definitely NOT recommended if it's not your passion.

    Takes over a decade and hundreds of thousands worth of tuition plus a few million worth of investment into a clinic before you even start earning decent bucks.

    So you see doctors in their 40s and 50s earning well but they were sponsored by parents all the way to their mid 30s.

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    yup
    NSDB scholars we were.
    NaSa Daddy ang Bayad.

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    #24611
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    I love reading on diseases. My human anatomy background is good. Its a requirement in my field.
    Oks, not too late to study med if you have the money, mental aptitude, and energy for a decade of pre-duty-from.

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    #24612
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Oks, not too late to study med if you have the money, mental aptitude, and energy for a decade of pre-duty-from.

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    indeed. this endeavor is getting boring af. though i'll have more responsibilities in the next fiscal year.

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    #24613
    I can't study medicine I don't have to stomach for it [emoji30]

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    don't sell yourselves short.
    one can not really say they don't have the stomach for it, if they haven't tried it first.

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    #24615
    Quote Originally Posted by Little Missy View Post
    I can't study medicine I don't have to stomach for it [emoji30]

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    My Dad rarely asks me anything but he wanted me to be a doctor. I told him I can't talaga, I hate being in the hospital (smell pa lang gives me a bad feeling), I get depressed around sick people (I kinda absorb it) and I do not wanna study 10 years. And yes, not everyone has the stomach for it. I might end up having a nervous breakdown after x number of my patients that died.

    The next best thing is to marry a doctor but I did not do that as well haha!

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    #24616
    Quote Originally Posted by Little Missy View Post
    I can't study medicine I don't have to stomach for it [emoji30]

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    I think you'll be fine with cosmetic or plastic surgery. implants etc.. lol

    some doctors like anesthesiologists see horrifying stuff but they're not there to "carve" up people

    I prefer internal medicine.

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    #24617
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    I think you'll be fine with cosmetic or plastic surgery. implants etc.. lol

    some doctors like anesthesiologists see horrifying stuff but they're not there to "carve" up people

    I prefer internal medicine.
    go dermatology!
    plus, many of them are walking examples of their craft.

    or psychiatry!
    when we found out how much our classmate made, we wanted to follow him.

    or pathology!
    clinical pathologists see patients only occasionally. they see mostly the laboratory.

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    #24618
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    I think you'll be fine with cosmetic or plastic surgery. implants etc.. lol

    some doctors like anesthesiologists see horrifying stuff but they're not there to "carve" up people

    I prefer internal medicine.
    You do know that plastics is one of the hardest sub-specs to get into right?

    Getting into General Surgery residency in the first place is already ultra-competitive. GS is where all the type As and ultra-achievers typically go. Longer residency than most (5 yrs vs 3). Then plastic surgery as a subspec has very few slots because few institutions offer it.

    In general, any cutting specialization (surgery, ophtha, OB) are harder to get into and more cutthroat than other specializations.

    Even derma is a relatively difficult residency program to get into. Few institutions are certified by POGS. And because derma is relatively chill (typically no duty just OPD) and payout is quite high, many top med students looking for a balanced life go into derma.

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    #24619
    it's not the training program.
    it's how you want to spend the rest of your life.
    after the lengthiest and trying part of residency training, comes "the rest of your life". this usually lasts much longer and is typically more challenging than any training program.

    if one thinks about it,
    residency program is the good life... one has a regular salary and one can hide under the teacher's protective gown.
    going out into the populace to practice... that's the scary part. out there, there are no promises. one is on his own.
    i am nothing but in all admiration, for our colleagues who dared to practice in the rural areas.
    Last edited by dr. d; October 25th, 2020 at 11:57 AM.

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    #24620
    Quote Originally Posted by Vodka View Post
    wtf? last time nag oil change ako sa honda was right before lockdown. i think i paid P1200

    nasa P1800+ na ngayon?
    Yah, the bad trip part is that they raised the price just about a week or two ago lang daw.
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    time to go to the hecho derecho gas station for oil and filter change...?
    that's the first thing i did, once my warranty lapsed.
    It's what I did before but going to casa has some advantages for me, like the waiting time to be attended to can be bearable due to the comfort of an aircon and free WiFi, once set, I can go home and just come back when it's ready. Plus it was cheaper before and using a less viscous oil and original filter with a new crush washer. Anyway, I just do it 1.5x a year.

Bakit ka badtrip today?