I love technology, 3d printing ceramic shells.

At least they get seven on and seven off. When I was in the military, I worked 12hr shifts FOR YEARS straight with maybe a sat/sun off occasionally.
Our hospitals here are GHOST TOWNS! People are simply NOT going for typical care. The fallout from this is going to be worse than any flu.

 

I think he only has 14 years of post secondary education and the hospital paid for two of the years with a non-compete clause of three years unless agreed. I believe he is only one of the two doctors in the whole hospital with the cross of his specialties. If I remember correctly he was almost $400,000 in debt before he got his first paycheque at 28 years old.

becoming a doctor is nothing compared to getting a weekly paycheque in the military. He had $20-$30,000 going out every year for education and another $10,000 a year just for rent. His parents helped him out with a car, insurance, gas and food.... Himself, his wife, and everybody that financially supported him gambled on him for 14 years. This included financial institutions. His wife took any full-time work to support his dream, (She has a BD) and he picked up summer work that we used to joke about that he made 8 grand for (the 3 months) whole summer, now that is what he makes per day.

But he gives back. This is me just with my cell phone recording, hanging out at his Cottage. I don't know if I'm legally allowed to Post this video but.... The lowest of the low Live.

 

I've got a friend who's a renal consultant that has been in lockdown in a hospital dorm for months, can't even see her husband. She normally runs a marathon most weekends (now up to 650+ marathons plus a load of 10 marathons in 10 days and 100mile ultras) She is going nuts now with only patients and a few staff for company.