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7years of medical school (say you graduate at 25), 2 years of house job (27years by then), sit at home for some 6months because government hasn't posted you for obvious reasons (they would post you to places they won't send their kids instead of making those places great...
just like hospitals in the city), start "MOship" on your 28th birthday 
, facility requires you serve them for like 3years before they allow you write primaries, you write primaries around 31years (hopefully you pass
), enter a 3 year residency program...
, facility requires you serve them for like 3years before they allow you write primaries, you write primaries around 31years (hopefully you pass), enter a 3 year residency program...
Hopefully you pass your finals at age 34. You go back to the facility that "sponsored" you and serve them for say another 3 years (37years).
You want to go back and become a snr. Specialist so you go through the 3 year cycle again (41years)...
You want to go back and become a snr. Specialist so you go through the 3 year cycle again (41years)...
Return and serve the facility for another 3 or so years... 44years.
Sometimes facility doesn't "pay the fees" so you need to fight that battle. You have kids in school, rent to pay, dash people something small here and there(they won't believe doctor can be broke), fuel your car, eat etc...
Tell me, when will you build a house, afford good education for your kids, live comfortably, enjoy the fruits of your labour (because you retire at 60).
You definitely need a side hustle as a dr. Our seniors need to straighten the path for us small...
You definitely need a side hustle as a dr. Our seniors need to straighten the path for us small...
Just correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not a member of any college
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Let me go and look for my businessman to marry.
. Let me go and look for my businessman to marry.
6 or 7years*
