In 2004, pediatricians earned an average of $175,000 before taxes.
Most pediatricians are over thirty years old because of the long years of education (usually 11 years).
Not many pediatricians are over the age of sixty, since they can comfortably retire by then.
In 2006, the proportion of women and men in both applications and entrants [to medical school] was about 56% women and 44% men. Why do you think that is? As a result, there are now more women doctors than men.
Only 43% of applicants get admitted into medical school.
60 hour or longer work weeks are common for doctors.
The average tuition and fees for 2009 entering students at a state medical school was around $40,000.
At least 90% of allopathic medical students graduate with debt-owing an average of more than $142,000.
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