Is America Running Out of Doctors?
Heisenberg
2012/07/31 18:00:00
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Some reports suggest that by the year 2025, America could have a shortage of 100,000 doctors. Are doctors in the U.S. on the decline?
THEWEEK.COM reports:

THEWEEK.COM reports:
ObamaCare is set to expand the number of insured Americans, but an apparent shortage of doctors could make it difficult to treat them all.

Read More: http://theweek.com/article/index/231267/is-america...
Top Opinion
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kurtanderson1 2012/07/31 15:05:56Yes+20Can you blame them for avoiding this profession? Oh I want to be a lawsuit-magnet with a six-figure student loan debt and an average 80 hour-plus work week in a country that has upheld Obama-care.






















obamacare violates the Hippocratic Oath by putting pointy headed bureaucrats between the doctor and his/her patient. Serious health care professionals will drop out rather than deliver sub-standard healthcare.
"Some healthcare companies are starting to shift clinical services and decision-making on medical care overseas, primarily to India and the Philippines."
http://www.latimes.com/busine...
Maybe it is the young adults that would rather emulate Snookie than Marie Curie that should be shouldering the blame on this.
Practitioners and women will be delivered by mid wives. These people are harder to sue also. Now Obama care wants to pay all physicians equally let's see the med school classes
Fill up now. My son has his masters in hospital admin. One extra year beyond college
Has been out three years and makes more than any internist I know. No night call no life and death decisions no weekends no smelly patients to see and for him the sky is the limit.
I know some top administrators making 500,000 to a million a year and they play a lot of golf.
Patients a day. They don't know how to negotiate like businessmen.
India has 2 billion of them. If that's not enough, there are more where they came from, and other countries too. H1N1, I mean H1B Visa's O'plenty. Why not, they will be processing insurance payments and the call on treatment will be outsourced to India also.
"Worries grow as healthcare firms send jobs overseas"
"Some healthcare companies are starting to shift clinical services and decision-making on medical care overseas, primarily to India and the Philippines."
http://www.latimes.com/busine...
Seeing smelly patients and deal with life and death issues at all hours of the day and
Work the hours they do for the wages they make when their are paper pushing alternatives like wall street where even if you make mistakes u get huge salaries
Talk on the Internet and meet no one with weekends off and no night call and no life and death issues and if u make mistakes the taxpayer has ur back.
Field total 4 yrs for medicine but up to eight for neurosurgery, cardiothorcic.
Simply put, the federal government is not the answer.