Breaking Down My First Doctor's Paycheck 💰 in the USA 🇺🇸 

Not enough.

​@@amirsiddiqi65422 Weeks 🤡

it depends on the speciality

They do brother

Most do actually

😅

I mean it's residency... You get the real amount after it

You gotta go thru the grind and become an attending before you have kids. Or I guess you can moonlight if its possible and feasible.

its a resident's salary.....you will get a very good amount after residency

We can repay them right ??

​@@shaikshafi1284If you get a match i.e. clear the USMLE, yes.

It’s suposed you are in training not a physician yet then it goes to like 10k biweekly average for doctors

He is a resident doctor... Once he starts his job it will be 300k annually

@@Verifyfacts. Not easy now a days..

Meaning - the doctors need a rise in pay! Or otherwise go on a strike bcz they have so many reasons to! But we drs don’t do these things n quietly take the pay as given unlike “some” medical professionals …. High time!

He is now a resident only .. after completion of residency it will shoot up to $300-$400k a year..

This is novel thing brother don't compare..

No, thats just one check. He'll get a second one that month. Probably around the same amount.

He listed salary for 1/2 of the month, which is confusing.

he said biweekly first of all.....2nd thing hez just a resident...after residency he will be making more than 300k per year....and surgeons make more than 500k per year

Is the tax cut only 600$ or there will be a tax taken out of 2000$ left?

Its his stipend in his post graduation course He is a pg student (in medicine pg students are called residents) He had 4000 dollars as a student is good

I think u are the best example why everyone can’t do amazing🙏🏻…..incomplete knowledge is the most dangerous thing Broooo money has no comparison with the dream he is fulfilling❓ Or is he literally poor there❓ Isn’t 3-4lakhs enough for a student getting free food and medical services❓

He's a Resident doctor. When he becomes an Attending doctor, he'll get paid an avg of 350k USD a year, which albeit is only about 220k USD after taxes, but is still a very good amount.

it depends on speciality....he is doing family medicine.....if u talk about other specialities like neurosurgery the pay would be above 120k as a resident

Calculate again.

You mean pk rupees

1100 USD ,two people 550dollars each

Exactly. Seems like US residents get paid more in 2 weeks than an European resident in a month

Bro that too in residency

An accomplished life plus 2021$ biweekly.

Yeah

@@shikharchauhan2322 in Italy you make this after 261 years of experience and kissing your boss ass repeatedly on your knees

USMLE

Yes but living cost in the USA is astronomical.

Yes

No, you have to clear USMLE to practice in USA.

I think the question that was asked is a MBBS regarded as an MD and not a DO. Although it really doesn’t matter unless you trying to get into very very competitive specialties like dermatology

1,67,000 Rs for 2 weeks, bhai

not really but you gotta be an excellent medical student

This is biweekly so multiply it with 2

Average NEET Aspirant 😂

​@@N423S hater😂

How much tax do they actually take? Out of his 2000?

@Nikhil Kumar That's actually a decent amount for a resident

How so? I'm confused between US and Europe

Doesn't US pay more?

Guys actually we Indians are nevertheless always inclined towards English speaking countries like US UK Australia Canada and NZ etc That's why very few people actually opt for Europe and very very few take the responsibility of learning the foreign language Well if one talks about Europe, it's ambience, varied culture and tradition, history, people will make u fall in seconds,, I didn't found anything surprising in the US And of course in nearly every European countries there is always lack of skilled workers there so automatically there are numerous jobs available and at very sound package, There's not so much tax like the US literally So i always think of one thing, if u want to live outside, have a premium quality of life , and always try to earn money (i mean go for a job) rather than studying outside Main hinderence is language learning which will take atleast 1 yr to talk with those people And seriously very few takes that dedication and courage, commitment to learn German French etc. That's why all run towards US UK and now it has become second India now

​@@SP-iu9ylyou realize we can look up the average pays and no the average doctor in Europe makes much less

@@Dgafsranger pay alone doesn't matter bro Satisfaction and the compliance and the quality of life do matters And although US docs makes good but I am not actually impressed with the US Europe has various countries which actually pays more and there is way more stability here as compared to the Americas So it may be different for you and for me