Magnetic_Eel

At my med school gross anatomy lab always starts with the cadaver face down and we do the back structures for the first block. That way students can get used to working with a real human body for a little while before they ever see his/her face.

That's like $7 an hour if you're working 80 hours a week. That's pretty objectively terrible.

Extremely low. First year residents make between 50 and 60k in my specialty in the US.

What does a pathologist resident do during a sleepless call night? I never thought of path residents as having tough call. The odd emergency case that needs frozen sections but that's pretty rare at the hospitals I work at.

People like that have easier and safer ways to avoid taxes than Panama.