They always say, you can get a job anywhere as a DBP. But they never talk about what those anywhere jobs look like, and how the details aren’t really up to you…
Had a long chat with a friend considering a DBP position in the states. They are in one of those “damned socialist” countries where access to healthcare is built into the fabric of society.
We talked about the “business” of applying to most DBP positions in the states … the multi-layered interview games, credentialing nightmares, the non- or barely negotiable salaries, non-compete restrictions, supervisory clauses, salary withholding for failing to meet poorly clarified RVU minimums, diminishing clinical autonomy… the “take it or leave it mentality”
Debated how to ask about these things, without actually asking these things, so you’re not labeled a troublemaker… ya know… the basics.
I’ve never seen a person look so mortified while I described what has become “par for the course” for me and my recent fellow grads. Apparently, none of these things, are things where they are. Can you imagine?
Pretty sure they’re gonna stay put. 🫠