Military vs Civilian Doctor | Who gets PAID the most?

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In this video, Dr. Webb speaks with Dr. Bradley, an Anesthesiologist on Active Duty in the US Navy about how military vs civilian physician.
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1:43 Thoughts on joining the military as a doctor
2:02 What Programs one can use to join the military as a doctor?
3:15 Should speciality choice determine ones decision to join the military?
4:45 When should one sign up for the military as a doctor?
5:45 How has COVID affected (if all) your job as a military doctor?
8:33 How has COVID affected (if all) civilian doctor pay?
9:27 How much do civilian doctors make?
11:09 How much do military doctors make?
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@Brisan4 4 года назад

I love these kind of videos! You educate us about other specialties as well as yours

@antoniowebbmd 4 года назад

Thanks Brianna! 🤗🤗🤗

@stephenmadaras2286 3 года назад

This helped so much, I could never properly interpret those pay charts. My family and I can finally start planning our budget accordingly. Dr. Webb keep up the great work, I've been following your journey for awhile and it's truly inspiring. You've answered so many of my questions over the years lol!

@vicwillis4295 4 года назад

Very helpful interview. This physician breaking down how to find this salary info and displaying it is very helpful to people who want to follow suit. Many physicians interviewed do not like touching on salary in depth at ALL! Of course it's not the reason to pick that career but it's still very important~ Thanks

@franchialbarnes5240 4 года назад

Wow! This is very interesting. I just shared this with both of my Military daughters whom are in the Air Force and going to school in the military for doctor's. You two really helped me so much.

@InsonmiacDreamer0330 2 года назад

You both are an inspiration. Thank you for the thorough information. I’m thinking of the HPSP program definitely

@KoifishCoy 4 года назад

Eye-opening perspective Dr. Webb! Thank you

@ryandocdesmond2497 3 года назад

That overhead is outrageous! But thanks for this video. I served as an Army medic, but look forward to getting through med school and serving again as a MSK Radiologist.

@mikeross6767 4 года назад

Thanks for posting these kind of videos really help alot 😁

@WD-ti5cn 2 года назад

Dr. Steven Bradley, you are well ahead of the game! Your decision to join the military has catapulted you not by rank but by experiences. Sometimes it's not about the money, sometimes it's about the environment you work in, your inner circle of colleagues. Where are you going to hone your skills as a doctor is the real question? Forget about the money , focus on the skills- thats what will make you money learning to do what others can't do - thats skill! When your skill is in high demand you will never struggle! Look around you thats a fact. Thank you for sharing you experiences.

@sheldonharvey8306 4 года назад

Triple "likes." Thank you, very much to you, Dr. Webb, and to Dr. Bradley.

@ashfordlarynx9967 4 года назад

I am currently doing my musculoskeletal block in MD, and just had a lecture on spine surgery, which looked amazing. So far that and vascular surgery have stood out the most for me. Can you do a day in the life of vascular surgeon if you get the chance?

@AGBoost 4 года назад

Currently in the Air Force and completing my undergrad/persuing a career as a physician so this was amazing information to have. Thank you for the videos Dr. Webb I am extremely grateful!

@ianaguilera9658 4 года назад

He’s amazing been watching his videos for over a year now

@og_allex136 Год назад

Hey if you dont mind me asking how did it go and hows the process? What school did you go through for undergrad and do you think that helped with medical school? Im in the AF now doing ATC but planning on getting my bachelors from umgc then trying to get into a medical school and go into residency for critical care anesthesiology

@FAIRVIEWORTIZ 4 года назад

Love the vidoes!! Keep them coming!

@epp.5593 4 года назад

Thank you Dr. Bradley.

@robottarzan2693 4 года назад

Love watch doin Dr Webb.. Hope to meet as a doctor in the coming years

@clairesimpson3695 Год назад

Thank you for making this video!

@cmpremlap 2 года назад

Very informative! Thank you Doctors!

@ReclusiveMountainMan 4 года назад

Great interview and info!!!

@kenbell5023 3 года назад

As a Navy Med Off Recruiter. This was a great video.

@bluethunder9102 4 года назад

You should make a video on your favorite procedures to do!

@rachelmiller3674 4 года назад

Thanks Dr Webb. Super helpful

@priamoapichardogonzalez2410 4 года назад

This was an awesome video !

@VOVGIRL 3 года назад

Awesome Video , Very Informative

@ErikS- 3 года назад

I think the fact that you can live in countries like Japan or Spain for few years whilst being able to practice is a very nice perc. 19:50

@justoalma9585 2 года назад

Great interview. This helps me with my daughter thinking to go to med school.

@DJkhalid761 4 года назад

I really appreciate the video Dr. Webb, I have been confused for years about this. In addition, can you make a video with the surgeon you were talking about that has ancillary income?

@andy47456 3 года назад

I love what you do Dr. Antonio! You give me hope in sometimes a hopeless country! Thanks for uplifting Black people!

@cfar25 4 года назад

Great video!!

@shakiylasherrod5515 4 года назад

Great information

@copdwarriormcdonald7968 4 года назад

Good Job and Yes the overhead is Real for private anything! Semper Fi and Can Do

@maxbell9723 4 года назад

So it is worth doing private practice with all the overhead costs? Can there be more videos about business and medicine? Also, further break down all the practice options...

@amosamponsah9801 4 года назад

I’m currently in AIT in Texas to become an X-ray tech and I eventually aim to become an orthopedic surgeon. Currently enlisted and looking forward to becoming an Officer and let the military pay for my medical school. Thank you for this video! It really gave me a perspective into what I’m getting into. #futuresurgeon

@kayjayson1167 4 года назад

me too but 68w though

@larrymcjones 3 года назад

Hell yeah dude

@TwiztidPain 3 года назад

That is the smart rought to do, pluse you get to help others in the mean time, thank you for your service.

@THESALT-19 10 месяцев назад

Bro we have the same aim 😊 Amos Amponsah please are you a Ghanaian

@Ragnellrok 9 месяцев назад

Hell yeah man, I just graduated 68K school in May, best of luck

@thehusbandofstardomfamily6152 3 года назад

I am not bragging, I am expressing my value.

@miltoncoats1338 4 года назад

Dope video

@jonellej2964 2 года назад

Thank you for this video very informative.Could y’all clarify on the RB rate. Does this kick in 1 year after being a active duty attending or 4years? Say I do HPSP scholarships and in return have to give 4year service commitment. Thanks!

@and1813777 4 года назад

Can you get a forensic pathologist / Medical examiner? Just learned they are doctors and there is limited high-quality information on this specialization!

@OneKindWord 3 года назад

I can’t read the text because the video won’t open to full screen. Do you have any control over it?

@ridgebhouse 4 года назад

In the age of Black Lives Matter it just makes me smile to see these two brothers doing their thing when the propaganda out there says otherwise. I’m proud of you guys

@Fucev 2 года назад

What’s that supposed to mean? The real problem is you saw 2 individuals and thought of race instead appreciating their advice. BLM is a scam movement anyways based on Marxism who scams people to buy mansions,

@ridgebhouse 2 года назад

@@Fucev no one cares about BLM as an organization like your thinking. I simply commented on two intelligent BLACK men who destroy stereotypes perpetuated by people like yourself.

@abdulrehmanchaudhry1097 4 года назад

Hey sir hope you are fine and everything is going well .. i really enjoy your videos and are very motivational . I love them . Sir can you please tell me that are md and mbbs equal ? In our country there is mbbs and if i do mbbs from my country and then come to usa through usmle for residency and practice . Would it be equal to a doctor who had studied from usa . Would there be any difference before residency and after residency ? Would i be an equal doctor like a doctor who had studied from start in usa ? I would be highly thankful if you please answer my question please sir . May God bless you

@nicholasblaise4834 3 года назад

can an IMG get into residency via military programme

@terryadams1231 4 года назад

O4 after 2 - 3 whaaaaa! I am considering switching from enlisted to a officer as a pilot and im extremely jealous lol. But I understand why.

@tdgdbs1 3 года назад

Commission as 03 for all with doctorates; board certified can be commissioned as 04 or 05 depending on specialty.

@cecelcabudoc7412 2 года назад

Is it true if the military doc. When he take a leave international.. It's that there are vacation fee.. To pay? Before the doctor takes the vacation?

@prartyushsingh3325 Год назад

I am just curious I wanna know my questions is can I apply for usuhs residency program as international students.

@torreypoon4833 4 года назад

I wonder why Dr. Bradley didn’t mention the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences! Free tuition for a 7 year service commitment.

@vince11harris 3 года назад

Because it’s a 7 year commitment

@uclaboy4life Год назад

In the civilian world board certified Dermatologists could make around $4.5 million in average in 7 years if they really "hustle". They would make around $1.4 million in the army in that time period. That 3 million dollar is really difficult to make up as they get older. Also high paying NPs and PAs make more than military docs in average. Unless you love the military it is not worth the financial loss and risk being in the mirary

@lilrabbitcuz 4 года назад

Yooooooo Dr.Bradley hahaha nice.

@nickawnnamdar4041 4 года назад

Dr. Webb, Is it more important to do very well in undergrad or attend a very prestigious school, assuming med school is the future goal? I am wondering if it would benefit me to attend a prestigious school for undergrad, but come out with debt even before med school or to attend a state/UC school and have very little to no debt? Thanks in advance.

@willscanlon9843 4 года назад

Go where you can afford and do well. Med schools don’t care where you went for undergrad

@nickawnnamdar4041 4 года назад

Will Scanlon Thank you for the insight. I will be sure to keep this is thought while applying to schools. You are the second person to say that it is more important to do well rather than attend an expensive/prestigious school.

@willscanlon9843 4 года назад

Nickawn Namdar good luck brother!

@dominick6131 4 года назад

@@nickawnnamdar4041 NO ONE cares! not in medicine. your med school doesn't care where you did undergrad. residency doesn't care where you did medical school. employers don't care where you did residency. It's what you do, not where you did it.

@daywithdelta7645 4 года назад

Come through black male doctors!! 👏🏾👏🏾

@ashleygardner6696 2 года назад

Are the incentive and retention bonuses taxed?

@akadopeboi 2 года назад

Can someone do this from out of country, so could I come from Canada and do this program?

@mevalemadre6223 Год назад

And... a good chunk of you military pay in not taxed, so actually, you could add tax savings on top to get a better apples to apples comparison. Plus, no student loans to pay off at interest, plus, if I understand correctly, no malpractice premium to pay, plus the intangible of no insurance companies to deal with trying to justify treatments and get them accepted for coverage... your job is just to be a doctor and treat as you feel best. Plus, you're part of something bigger than yourself. Plus your patients are some of the best people in the world. Add in that while you are not guaranteed employment and retirement absolutely, you have a lot more stability, financial and otherwise that out in the civilian world. P.S. Third route to DoD MD is Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences Med School (USUHS) in Bethesda, MD on the Walter Reed Medical Center campus just outside Washington, DC... longer payback, seven years, but you are a commissioned O1 and paid as such and your job is to be a medical student... all tuition and fees paid as well, and they have their own military residency match in addition to the regular civilian match program. Like Hawkeye and Trapper John (or BJ) might say... "Finest Care Anywhere"... Cheers. :)

@dyaonna 4 года назад

Being an anesthesiologist sounds kool

@uzamakiuchia7205 4 года назад

I plann on being a doctor so this was helpful

@stevendijorio2624 4 года назад

Bruh u post videos of u playing with kids toys at a beach and you plan on becoming a doctor???

@whyareulookingdontuhavebet9035 4 года назад

Can U plz do a video about European medicalschool

@amazingriddles9696 3 года назад

What are royalties

@nicorusso1526 3 года назад

For military medicine do you get monthly pay for your enlistment plus your salary as a doctor?

@youbetterslayshay 3 года назад

No, when you are a doctor in the military your are a military officer. You get paid according to your rank and time in service. Generally speaking you paid less then civilian who works in the same field as you, but you would be less in debt if you would go the military route

@vince11harris 3 года назад

@@youbetterslayshay don’t forget you get specialty pay plus your base pay as well 💯

@asiagreen5658 4 года назад

VA doctor next?

@subibrothersbrewing6598 3 года назад

I enjoyed my time in the Marines

@MidnightSaint760 2 года назад

The Damn GOAT! The best specialty!

@antoniowebbmd 2 года назад

Thank you!!!

@thehusbandofstardomfamily6152 3 года назад

I've been in service for 20 years, but they couldn't find my name until...

@conchitasnacks 10 месяцев назад

I sat down once watching some college football games at a bar and grill near Ft Lewis/JBLM and met a doctor who was young just hitting 30 and said the Millitary sent him to Georgtown and John Hopkins or some prestigious school and while paying for all his classes and paying him, he was talking about how he makes way more money then many doctors when you factor in not having to pay student loans and way ahead of the game owning homes at a young age since he did not have to pay back any loans. When i talk to people who's kids are thinking about medicine, it tell them about the benefits but its the look of horror that i see and stop talking about it.

@Omnis2 4 года назад

How is my man a bass player and his audio got NO low end.

@gundonemandivhe4691 4 года назад

Ai 💁‍♂️

@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author 2 года назад

WOW! I am so very intrigued! Thank YOU JESUS for protecting Black doctors in the Military and bringing them home safely!

@WhereIsTheBourbon 4 года назад

I’d like to see a physician compensation report based on hours worked. I believe they include part-time in many of these surveys? I hear anesthesiologists can get 500k relatively easily for example. Maybe I’ve been told bad information.

@bluethunder9102 4 года назад

Apparently 350-400 is the norm. But that also coincides with their great work like balance doing weekends and/or holidays in private practice can get them 500-600k+

@bluethunder9102 4 года назад

Also sub specialist as in cardiothoracic anesthesia and pain management get paid easily 500k+

@Dreamer-kd2jv 4 года назад

500k is above average. It’s very possible to make this much, but it all comes down to how much call are you willing to take. Personally, I don’t see the point in making 500k+ if you can only see your family twice a week, and one of those days you’re recovering from a 24 hour call. To each his own though.

@matttzzz2 3 года назад

Depends HEAVILY on location. In Australia the majority of anesthesiologists make between 75k USD and 275k USD with only 10% making more than that. www.payscale.com/research/AU/Job=Anesthesiologist/Salary

@dodgermartin4895 2 года назад

Go NAVY!

@shawnuclearmoneyforthecure7842 3 года назад

here

@standlize9323 4 года назад

🐐 🐐

@vinsentanaka1325 3 года назад

What’s happening with Cardiothoracic surgery? Is it really dying lol

@Omnis2 4 года назад

Please re-upload with audio normalized.

@Meathead737 4 года назад

do doctors have to shave their face in military?

@Meathead737 4 года назад

WeirdozChannel oh ok, what about if he’s at the hospital

@musiclovercj5722 4 года назад

My exact worry,don’t want to shave my beard!!

@vice_santos 4 года назад

Music Lover CJ you don’t have to unless your called for duty

@youbetterslayshay 3 года назад

Yes, but there are shaving profiles that allows one to grow out a beard

@njpme 3 года назад

Yes, he probably have a shaving waiver.

@harrysidhu7949 4 года назад

Sir is there any poison when men eat and vomit a granular vomiting sir pls answer me bcuz i think someone killed my uncle .bcuz white granular vomit appear on his arm .sir pls answer me sir..and i think this was vomit on his arm

@tadeuszbanku2329 2 года назад

Yo what is this comment

@thehusbandofstardomfamily6152 3 года назад

1.3 million salary total, take home 75,000 per month, tax free, remainder in investments, free health insurance or 160,000+ 75,000=235,000 a year for 4 years in service? No loans. Tax free.🤔 plus side work side pay, additional 30 to 50 thousand a year, =285,000 Free health insurance. 🤚 Can you help me please, to decide, things are getting blurry.