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Ep. 796 – $257K up to $543K annual income: Which medical specialty would you study?

  1. Ep. 796 - $257K up to $543K annual income: Which medical specialty would you study? Douglas B. Jones, CLU, RHU with Randy Carson of C2C Consulting 34:16

“10 Key Questions Facing Medicare Advantage” is the subject for our Medicare Advantage Minute.

More trouble ahead? This is the reason we spend time in every episode warning listeners of MA plan dangers!

In “Your Medicare Benefits 2024” we learn about how Emergency Department Services are reimbursed by Medicare. As usual they ignore the fact that my clients, and all responsible Medicare participants, will have acquired a Medicare supplement plan to enhance the Medicare reimbursement amount.

Average earnings of Medical Doctors by specialty in an interesting way to decide whether you could have chosen a more lucrative path in life!

The lowest earning specialties are: Public Health & Preventive Medicine (lowest at $257K per year) Pediatrics and Family Medicine.

Highest earners are: Orthopedic & Ortho Surgery ($543K per year) followed by Radiology, Plastic Surgery and Cardiology out of a total of 29 different branches of medicine.

 

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“MEDICARE FOR THE LAZY MAN 2025; Simplest & Easiest Guide Ever!” on Amazon.com. Return to leave a short customer review & help future readers.

Official website: https://www.MedicareForTheLazyMan.com.

Douglas B. Jones Author: Medicare for the Lazy Man, Simplest & Easiest Guide Ever!; Medicare Enrollment Guide (Download free from my site); Medicare Drug Plans, A Simple D-I-Y Guide!;

Doug Jones burst forth from Oklahoma like a prairie tornado, born of an Omaha Beach victor and the shortest-serving Miss Oklahoma in history. He was such an accomplished student that nine years of undergrad studies eventually earned him a BA degree from the University of Arizona.
Having been branded at birth with the John Hancock Signature, he became the third generation of a life insurance dynasty founded in 1920. Eventually, a genuine dedication to health insurance conferred black sheep status, causing him to strike out on his own.
Decades later, friends began to pester him about Medicare, angling for free advice. After a period of deep contemplation and reflection, Doug arrived at conclusions and formed some opinions that place him squarely at odds with many other Medicare experts.
Thus was born Medicare for the Lazy Man!