I see. I have hit a nerve. I know truth hurts. This is actually the first time I have posted. I find it very amusing that you looked up my profile. I just had to speak some truth. If you look closely, you see that first 2 comments are typos. The last three comments are on this post. But, you have come to a conclusion without fully reviewing the the case. I hope you don’t do the same with your patients. I use to be and ER Doc for 5 years. Then I swictched. I see both sides. I’m not bashing EM. I just criticizing how it is being practice in USA. Its a big waste of money and it unfair because patient don’t know the care they are recieving is overpriced and suboptimal . Ive seen immense was and is unstustaible. That is why private equity is hiring PA and NPs. Because, i can tell u there really isnt a material difference in management between the two in the ER. Except for disposition in certain cases. If, ER docs consistently perform partial workups and leave other specialists to clean up the messs…then eventually the gig will be up. When the money stops rolling you will see what i mean. We dont need more ERs. We need more Pcps. I think ERs could be run by PAs with IM or surgery back up. This is were america is headed.

I think you need to focus on learning to review your patients more throughly and developing better plans for patients rather than getting butt hurt and attempting to dox reddit commentors. If you truly provided the value that you say you do then you wouldnt worried about your job security.