MSM attack Trump Press Sec for not passing Bar,but fine w/calling D El Sayed "physician" who didnt

But whoever believes anything coming out of the media is a fool.

And she probably dresses like a whore at the gym, which I have no objections to.

AI Overview

Over half of U.S. medical students express a desire to avoid direct patient care, while roughly 8% to 12% of active physicians work in fully non-clinical roles.

Key Findings on Non-Clinical and Alternative Paths

• Student Aspirations: An Elsevier Health study highlighted that over 50% of U.S. medical students report no longer aspiring to traditional direct patient care, with about 25% contemplating dropping out of their studies altogether.
• Active Workforce Share: Fully non-clinical physicians (those with 0% patient care) make up about 8% to 12% of the active physician workforce.
• Hybrid Roles: An additional 15% to 25% of physicians work in hybrid roles that blend non-clinical responsibilities (such as administration, consulting, or industry work) with ongoing patient care.
• Consideration Rates: Roughly 25% to 40% of practicing physicians report seriously considering leaving clinical medicine within a 1-to-3-year window.
• International Comparison: Non-clinical intent among students varies globally; for instance, older localized studies (such as in Korea or Pakistan) have historically tracked direct non-clinical career intentions at roughly 8% to 12% of medical students, making the higher U.S. figures a notable outlier.
• Common Non-Clinical Sectors: Graduates and physicians who step away from the bedside frequently move into healthcare consulting, biotechnology, venture capital, medical writing, pharma, and health tech

he didn't seek a Residency position. There is nothing wrong with choosing a Non-Clinical career path. He did earn a Doctorate in Medicine...and people with PhDs are often referred to as "Dr." If Baron has any education at all, he should know this.,

Baron continues to spread Falsehoods...what does that make Him?
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AI Overview

Abdul El-Sayed did not complete a medical residency and never passed a medical board licensing exam because he chose not to pursue a residency after graduating from medical school.
Key facts regarding his medical background:
• Medical Degree: He earned an M.D. from Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons in 2014.
• No Residency: He did not enter or complete a clinical residency program, which is required in the United States to qualify for a medical license and practice independently.
• No Boards / No License: Because he skipped residency, he never took or passed medical licensing board exams and has never held a medical license in Michigan, New York, or any other state.
• Career Path: He moved directly into public health, academia, and government roles—including serving as the executive director and health officer for the Detroit Health Department—rather than clinical medicine

and they're getting plenty of help from the left (satan's servants).

very sad. it was great while it lasted.