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PA vs MD who gets RICH faster?

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The best explanation on this topic that I’ve found yet… great video Thanks for doing this 🤘🏽
Comment from : @Outdoorted21

Can you do AA vs MD? AA typically starts at age 24 and average debt is around 120k-150k and base is now 250k-300k
Comment from : @vinit6584

My dad told me that if I want to be a doctor, go into Dermatology because you don't get calls at 3am🤣brI'm going to be 50 soon I'm thinking PA might be the hot tip brGreat video! 🎉
Comment from : @Mmmmkaaay

Army vet here- I debated these routes for a while but the deciding factor for me was med school 100 percent paid for( actually getting paid during school) and going the Emergency medicine route it's a 3 year residency with an average income of 377k / year brbrEither way the money will be there - go with your gut people
Comment from : @beastmodebane5909

amazing video
Comment from : @brianoneal2998

New subscriberbrbrCan you make a video about health care experience?brbrI currently have a lot of hours , but I’m not sure if they will be considered as health care experience or patient care experience I have worked as a caregiver at retirement centers and in residential settings
Comment from : @TheMwanZ

I’m in my pre PA process right now I just recently find out about the profession It’s hard to go through the admission requirements with basically no connection And the fact that I got in the states just years ago makes things 2x harder But will get there !!
Comment from : @TheMwanZ

Great video, man
Comment from : @TheMwanZ

This was a good video I do have some thoughts however brbrThat 260K number is deceptively high, and might not be true BLS has the average salary for a FM doc as $224K Most sources have similar numbers, and rarely do I see 260K as being the cited number Additionally, they are taxed at a higher rate than the PA They will also likely be dealing with interest on loans for a longer time Also remember that physicians generally work more hours in a week than PAs brbrThe $115K number for PA is also outdated, that was the BLS number in 2021 The most recent number is $125K In reality, chances are it will take an FM physician even longer to catch up to the PA than in this video I like that you considered compound interest though Many people don't consider that simply because the public is ignorant about finances and investing in general
Comment from : @LorianandLothric

What your age brother?
Comment from : @joshuapayne9811

This is brilliant
Comment from : @sravankumar3703

I hate that pay is subconsciously affecting my decision to go pa vs md especially now that I’m starting so late (29 yr old)
Comment from : @christopherbae6544