Is it worth it?

Boomer docs are about to retire and die en made. If more natsoc don’t enter the medical field, we leave it open to kikes and poos.
Should I go to medical school and become a physician, Jow Forums?
Would I be contributing to saving the white race?
Should I do it? I’m conflicted.

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Yes it is worth it.do it, fucker.

Probably... If it's good information. I did the engineering thing because someone thought it was a good idea to meme an engineer's shortage in Australia, turns out that was just to strip out the men and brag about women in engineering.

I’ve volunteered at a hospital to see what it was like and most younger physicians were either not white or have baseded their testosterone level down to post-op MtF level.

Don't. It's a lot of work and not enough pay considering how damn stressful it is.

We have the same problem here. We are restricting med school like crazy because it is expensive. And then we wonder why we don’t have enough doctors. In Austria they have twice as many med school student places than in Germany... and even they have some shortages. I believe America has even fewer med school spots than Germany per capita... America seems to entirely rely on importing doctors from India and Europe.

Once the Boomers die off the vast majority of doctors and healthcare workers will be unemployed.

Thanks for the solid advice grounded in logic and reasoning, Dr. Feinburgenstein. I couldn’t have made an educated decision without your (((expertise))).

>mfw we have ludicrous amounts of kids going to med school
>mfw they all move out because the corrupt government doesn't want to hire any so we have a shortage

>Don't. It's a lot of work and not enough pay considering how damn stressful it is.

Depends on what OP wants to specialize in. Also depends on where he is practicing. I know a orthopedician and he makes tons of money and works from 8am to 1pm each day then on 3 afternoons he does some smaller surgery on ligaments etc. He has 7 weeks of vacations - he works in a practice with 3 other doctors and they cover each other’s patients.

I know him because we sometimes play tennis. He is 40 and has a wife and 2 kids, a dog, drives Jaguar and his wife drives a Range Rover - she works as a teacher, but part time only because she takes care of her two kids.