Why would you take it? Let's do a little survey if you don't mind.
The chinese flu does not have much threat to it, 99.9 % recovery, mild symptoms, while the mRNA vaccines have never been authorized before. Now here these are in record time. Why take it?
CDC and AMA agree HCQ works, after the election...ivermectin works, lots of things work to stop the chinese flu, why does the CDC lie? Those are safe proven drugs...
If the chinese flu mutates why vaccinate, yearly flu vaccines don't work well, so why bother?
Why test for chinese flu? Doctors claim no treatment is available, all they do is send you home. So why spend all that time and money on tests?
Are you positive no digital certificates were injected into you, or worse codes?
My whole Family has had the chinese flu, youngest was 3 and I'm near 70, no problems, no treatment other than quercetin, zinc and vitamins C&D.
Why take the vaccine? Hint, the answer is never 'mandated'. If you as a doctor allow 'others' to mandate your thinking you are part of the problem.
Resident physicians are indentured servants. When we are interviewing, we make a list of where we ideally want to go, the programs do the same, but ultimately we get little say where we "match". Once we are matched, its a binding contract that we cannot attempt to alter or leverage so whatever pay they offer is what we get, we cannot try to get a raise. We cannot field offers from other programs once the match has been made. Once in the program you have agreed to work there for 3 years for 1/6th the pay of a doctor and agree to abide by all policies set by the hospital/program. If you speak up, step out of line, fight things or are essentially an independent thinker, you will be kicked out. Once kicked out of a program, no other program will touch you. And you cannot practice without a residency. Well you technically can but have to charge cash only and will get literally buttfucked if ever sued.
In keeping with the theme, many residents kill themselves or die from car accidents before they complete their contract (similar to indentured servants dying before their contract was up).
So long story short - want to be a doctor? Put up and shut up or hit the bricks and go fuck yourself
Why would you take it? Let's do a little survey if you don't mind.
The chinese flu does not have much threat to it, 99.9 % recovery, mild symptoms, while the mRNA vaccines have never been authorized before. Now here these are in record time. Why take it?
CDC and AMA agree HCQ works, after the election...ivermectin works, lots of things work to stop the chinese flu, why does the CDC lie? Those are safe proven drugs...
If the chinese flu mutates why vaccinate, yearly flu vaccines don't work well, so why bother?
Why test for chinese flu? Doctors claim no treatment is available, all they do is send you home. So why spend all that time and money on tests?
Are you positive no digital certificates were injected into you, or worse codes?
My whole Family has had the chinese flu, youngest was 3 and I'm near 70, no problems, no treatment other than quercetin, zinc and vitamins C&D.
Why take the vaccine? Hint, the answer is never 'mandated'. If you as a doctor allow 'others' to mandate your thinking you are part of the problem.
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Resident physicians are indentured servants. When we are interviewing, we make a list of where we ideally want to go, the programs do the same, but ultimately we get little say where we "match". Once we are matched, its a binding contract that we cannot attempt to alter or leverage so whatever pay they offer is what we get, we cannot try to get a raise. We cannot field offers from other programs once the match has been made. Once in the program you have agreed to work there for 3 years for 1/6th the pay of a doctor and agree to abide by all policies set by the hospital/program. If you speak up, step out of line, fight things or are essentially an independent thinker, you will be kicked out. Once kicked out of a program, no other program will touch you. And you cannot practice without a residency. Well you technically can but have to charge cash only and will get literally buttfucked if ever sued.
In keeping with the theme, many residents kill themselves or die from car accidents before they complete their contract (similar to indentured servants dying before their contract was up).
So long story short - want to be a doctor? Put up and shut up or hit the bricks and go fuck yourself