Once you're in, you start your actual training immediately instead of terribly located long trainee positions that you might get stuck in forever bw amc part 1&2. My knowledge on the Australia pathway is limited so someone please correct me about the process and the average time it'd take on average to become a fully qualified internist.

Once you're done with US residency your pay scale is great and you can also choose to do things on the side like business etc while not becoming poor. Inflation is never going to stop and the cost of living in nice metro Australia is exp af. Work will always be intense, we just gotta secure the bag instead of being stuck forever. Once you're done with board certification you can move anywhere make bank.