How Much Money Internal Medicine Doctors Make in USA | Salary, Lifestyle and Extra Benefits

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  • @manikmadaan
    @manikmadaan  2 года назад +19

    Welcome back Fam ! Hope this one filled you in the gaps of salary, moonlighting and locus in USA as a doctor. Let me know what you want to watch next in the comments

    • @atv_urdu_hd
      @atv_urdu_hd 2 года назад

      The locum you talked about,
      13:11 Is that $5000/week or per month
      If $200 per hour then it would be 5k per week then how one adds $60,000 per annual

    • @sterny_sw6
      @sterny_sw6 2 года назад

      Locums for IM range anywhere from 120-400/hr from what I know. Don’t get tempted by the $400/hr figure….there is no such thing as a free lunch. Although there is definitely some leverage that we would have…hospitals offering extreme quotes tend to have some “malignancies” associated with them….which we would have to be ready to face.

    • @sterny_sw6
      @sterny_sw6 2 года назад +1

      @@atv_urdu_hd he’s referring to working 1 week of locums each month alongside your original hospitalist job.

    • @atv_urdu_hd
      @atv_urdu_hd 2 года назад

      @@sterny_sw6 got it

    • @manognapendyala1368
      @manognapendyala1368 2 года назад

      Can u please make a video on step 3 preparation and also the application process??

  • @alexanderll
    @alexanderll 5 месяцев назад +7

    Wife just signed a contract in the Miami area as a hospitalist 1 week on 1 week off. Starting in September $225k and next year will go up to $$267k

  • @AbhishekYadav-ls2lo
    @AbhishekYadav-ls2lo 2 года назад +6

    Man, it;s great yaar that doctors work half a year in the USA!!!

  • @ShubhamSingh1503SA
    @ShubhamSingh1503SA 2 года назад +8

    Thankyou for making such a videos that inspires us to work towards our aim 🎯

  • @abhinavagrawal6317
    @abhinavagrawal6317 2 месяца назад +1

    Awesome, great insights for aspirants. Thanks Dr.

  • @christianoffiah7467
    @christianoffiah7467 2 года назад +5

    Thanks for the video, manik!

  • @AbhishekYadav-ls2lo
    @AbhishekYadav-ls2lo 2 года назад +3

    Great video bhaiya, such a piece of great information you provided!

  • @imnate5860
    @imnate5860 2 года назад +7

    Amazing insight, Dr. Manik, can you plz make a video on how to apply and requirements (malpractice insurance, vaccinations) for CLERKSHIPS, that'd be really helpful, thanks!

  • @rjsingh2610
    @rjsingh2610 2 года назад +7

    Detailed information on IM 😀 loved the content ,make more videos on branches like family med,pathology etc

    • @berblessing8054
      @berblessing8054 2 года назад

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  • @itsallaboutjoshhowsthejosh2959
    @itsallaboutjoshhowsthejosh2959 2 года назад +3

    The final advice is priceless ❤️

    • @berblessing8054
      @berblessing8054 2 года назад

      Your product for eradicating herpes is actually the best #DRWELA1 on RUclips. I am herpes negative now keep the good work sir 😘😘

  • @osama2195
    @osama2195 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you very much this was very helpful I really appreciate the effort and time you spaced to provide us with these information
    thanks again

  • @poojarajput763
    @poojarajput763 2 года назад +4

    Hellow bhaiya
    Can u plz answer me that is it good to prepare for usmle from unacademy where there are dr. Najeebs lectures ?

    • @akhil108
      @akhil108 2 года назад +1

      Boards and Beyond is the best video resource for step 1

  • @himangshuhazarika3
    @himangshuhazarika3 2 года назад +9

    Hey Manik, can IMGs on J1 visa do moonlighting during residency? From what I have heard, they can do internal moonlighting but not at another hospital.

    • @DrDD-vr8kr
      @DrDD-vr8kr 2 года назад +1

      Bro usmle diba neki. Reply krbasun

    • @Smackrecker
      @Smackrecker Год назад

      ​@@Dr.Macrophagemoon par light jalana

    • @user-yh1si5vk4x
      @user-yh1si5vk4x 10 месяцев назад +1

      No
      Moonlighting is for US citizens only

    • @premtimmareddy7262
      @premtimmareddy7262 2 месяца назад

      You can take extra shifts in your hospital only.

  • @ashishbhardwaj2906
    @ashishbhardwaj2906 2 года назад +9

    Sir we get 2 weeks off in a month i.e. we have to work for only 14 days a month?????Plz answer

  • @dzikijohnny
    @dzikijohnny Год назад +3

    America has a strange pay system...the Doctors in High Cost of Living Areas (New York City, San Francisco, LA, etc) will get a lower pay than those in a Lower Cost of Living Areas (Midwest, South, etc). And it has been that way for the last 100 years. So you will make twice as much in real terms living in the Midwest as California.

    • @user-yh1si5vk4x
      @user-yh1si5vk4x 10 месяцев назад

      Everywhere it's like this.
      It's not the high cost of living at a place , it's more to do with everyone wants to go to that place , so hospitals can pay less yet doctors would still accept
      While small places are neglected so hospitals have to pay more to attract doctors

  • @Avdhoot009
    @Avdhoot009 3 месяца назад +1

    How much a internist save after tax from 200k USD?

  • @ygudiraji
    @ygudiraji 2 года назад +5

    does it depend on your citizenship/ green card / visa Type if you are allowed to work 1week on/1 week off or you can do 4 days a week in hospital? or does it depend on the hospital?

  • @EissaProd
    @EissaProd 2 года назад +3

    Hey Manik, is it possible to get a J1 visa if you are not allowed to work in your home country ?
    Can you get it from your country of residency ? (permanent residency)

  • @mohdshakul9939
    @mohdshakul9939 2 года назад +1

    Hi can u plz tell me about mcat exam i am from india and i m planing to do md/mbbs in usa so in india how i have to do mcat prepration and which books i should follow plz tell me i am so worry about this...plz do reply

  • @sampatel8937
    @sampatel8937 2 года назад +3

    Can you comment on how much % of the salary goes in malpractice insurance?

    • @drur8404
      @drur8404 2 года назад

      7000 $

    • @itachi-.
      @itachi-. Год назад +1

      By the way what is malpractice insurance?

  • @p3healthcaresolutions111
    @p3healthcaresolutions111 9 месяцев назад

    Thankyou for making such a videos.

  • @okok-sg1jb
    @okok-sg1jb 2 года назад +1

    Can you tell about alternate pathway for radiologist to move to USA

  • @manasbhatt378
    @manasbhatt378 2 года назад +3

    What after 3 years of residency? Does the doctor come back to India as Indian law does not give NORI to medical professionals ? What to do?

    • @manikmadaan
      @manikmadaan  2 года назад +3

      You can either apply for a waiver job in underserved areas in the us or come back to India for 2 years

    • @manasbhatt378
      @manasbhatt378 2 года назад +1

      @@manikmadaan thats the issue with Indian government laws. Waiver jobs requires NORI from indian government which they haven't granted to anyone since 2011 stating a shortage of doctors.

    • @manikmadaan
      @manikmadaan  2 года назад +6

      @@manasbhatt378 well my senior just got his waiver job

    • @manasbhatt378
      @manasbhatt378 2 года назад

      @@manikmadaan 😳 on a j1 visa?

    • @samosa007
      @samosa007 2 года назад

      @@manasbhatt378 best is to apply for investment visa

  • @ravikrr5001
    @ravikrr5001 2 года назад +2

    Which Pre-med majors he had in ug ...??

  • @jagdipmadaandr
    @jagdipmadaandr Год назад +1

    Dr manik you are an inspiration

  • @Krishna-vw7he
    @Krishna-vw7he Год назад

    What about vacation time for internal medicine residency? Is it every day in a week for a month?

  • @prayagdas7201
    @prayagdas7201 2 года назад +2

    I am in the end of 1st year and I want to prepare for usmle please can you gide me I want to crack it very badly

    • @pronay568
      @pronay568 2 года назад

      Look out for videos on RUclips,

    • @pronay568
      @pronay568 2 года назад

      @@kookie-rd6pe no as far as i know

  • @ygudiraji
    @ygudiraji 2 года назад +4

    How many hours per day do you need to work as a attending in the hospital in US if you work 1 week on/ week off versus 4 days a week ?

    • @TheNursePhilanthropist
      @TheNursePhilanthropist Год назад

      36-40 hours

    • @durgapur_97
      @durgapur_97 Год назад +4

      @@TheNursePhilanthropistyes, exactly. 40 hours A DAY 😄

    • @user-yh1si5vk4x
      @user-yh1si5vk4x 10 месяцев назад

      Generally you work the same hours , If you work a week normally 8hrs a day
      While 4 days a week is alternative , once a week (4 days work) it comes to be 32hr a week while the next week it would be near 28hr

    • @alexanderll
      @alexanderll 5 месяцев назад +1

      Wife just signed a contract in the Miami area she talked to some of her future coworkers, they told her that of the 7 days of the week 2 are on call from 7a to 7p thats 12x2= 24h
      The rest of the they they arribe at 7a-8a and leave between 2p-3p thats between 35-40 more hours
      Total between 59-64 hours
      But remember thats working 7 continuous days. Anyways each contract and hospital is different.

  • @Krishna-vw7he
    @Krishna-vw7he Год назад

    What abt the vacation time for an IM during residency? Is ot 80hrs a week for 4 wks in a month?

  • @sheerazkhalid4258
    @sheerazkhalid4258 2 года назад +3

    i graduated at age of 20.5 yrs old, completed my internship at 21.5 yrs old, now i want to do steps? will age help me in getting residency if i clear steps in 1 o 1.5 yrs? Malik plzzz replyyyy

    • @daydreamer_2031
      @daydreamer_2031 2 года назад +1

      Are u some kind of kid , u can't sit on neet UG before you turn 17 and so u can't complete graduation before 22.

    • @sheerazkhalid4258
      @sheerazkhalid4258 2 года назад +1

      @@daydreamer_2031 i am from Pakistan. I can send u my details if u wanna inquire.

    • @manikmadaan
      @manikmadaan  2 года назад +3

      I don’t think it matters that much as I have never seen any data on age playing a major role. please focus on other factors such as scores and usce

    • @PranayBrajabashi
      @PranayBrajabashi 2 года назад +3

      @@sheerazkhalid4258 And i join mbbs at the age of 20 😢

    • @jacobzadran3819
      @jacobzadran3819 2 года назад

      When you finished 12th

  • @attaullah9035
    @attaullah9035 Месяц назад

    Internal medicine residency duration
    Fellowship diabetes and endocrinology duration?

  • @shehzadhassan9198
    @shehzadhassan9198 4 месяца назад

    Is this salary which he told pre tax or post tax?

  • @dilrajtoor1574
    @dilrajtoor1574 2 года назад

    Great video 👍

  • @harishbhakta345
    @harishbhakta345 4 месяца назад

    It is sad to hear that after more than eight years of college education and 70 hrs/wk you need to talk about free food!!! You need to work on changing system..

  • @angelonicolascaputizuniga1418
    @angelonicolascaputizuniga1418 2 года назад +2

    Next time asks about paid bonus and starting bonus for doctors please

  • @djrox4065
    @djrox4065 2 года назад +3

    Manik sir,how many years it will take to clear usmle for each step and from which year in mbbs ,we can start to study and how to get match??

    • @pranshu3703
      @pranshu3703 2 года назад +1

      So USMLE is equivalent to NEET PG ! So if you’re are prepared with NEET PG you can give USMLE but make sure you do practice of USMLE books too! But remember like you can give USMLE anytime during your MBBS course but your matching process won’t start unless you complete your whole MBBS + internship period!

    • @user-yh1si5vk4x
      @user-yh1si5vk4x 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@pranshu3703never
      Manik madan did both and he clearly stated you can't pass usmle step1 with neet knowledge while you can get higher percentile scores in neet with step1 knowledge

  • @djrox4065
    @djrox4065 2 года назад +5

    Whether 200k dollars is after tax or before tax??

    • @manikmadaan
      @manikmadaan  2 года назад +5

      After tax

    • @sterny_sw6
      @sterny_sw6 2 года назад +9

      @@manikmadaan your probably right….but 200k after taxes means ~350k Gross….and that’s seems a little too high for Long Island Hospitalist. Maybe double check this?? 😅

    • @samosa007
      @samosa007 2 года назад +4

      @@sterny_sw6 i have done my fellowship from usa. No one pays 350k to a im . It definitely before tax

    • @PranayBrajabashi
      @PranayBrajabashi 2 года назад

      @@samosa007 where are you now?

    • @PranayBrajabashi
      @PranayBrajabashi 2 года назад

      @@samosa007 what are you doing now?

  • @OutstandingBrain123
    @OutstandingBrain123 2 года назад +7

    Dear Manik
    I would like to know
    how long after graduation did you apply for the match ?

    • @manikmadaan
      @manikmadaan  2 года назад +3

      1.5 years

    • @OutstandingBrain123
      @OutstandingBrain123 2 года назад +1

      @@manikmadaan During this 1.5 year what did you do ?

    • @djrox4065
      @djrox4065 2 года назад +1

      @@OutstandingBrain123 yes

    • @manikmadaan
      @manikmadaan  2 года назад +8

      @@OutstandingBrain123 worked as a jr, did research and electives

    • @Hammadali-cu2zr
      @Hammadali-cu2zr 2 года назад

      @@manikmadaan where in India ?

  • @ae--stryker3746
    @ae--stryker3746 2 года назад +5

    the salary that hospitalist get as told by dr anish desai is $200,000 so , is this salary after the tax like in hand salary or there are still taxes after it

    • @nadeemraza4485
      @nadeemraza4485 2 года назад +3

      Before tax

    • @samosa007
      @samosa007 2 года назад +2

      No bro 200k is before tax for sure.
      U have to pay tax & bills (rent, car, car insurance, health insurance, grocery & stuff). So disposal income will be wayyyy less.
      Even single room costs 1.5k$ /month. If u r married or have kids or want to take your parents then u will need atleast 2 bhk /3bhk. Then hell lot of money will be gone

    • @ae--stryker3746
      @ae--stryker3746 2 года назад +3

      yea I also think it's before tax , also i have referred other videos and Google and the average salary is around 250 k-300 k per year and you only work half a year so ite pretty much a very nice deal .

    • @ae--stryker3746
      @ae--stryker3746 2 года назад +2

      also if your parents aren't ready to shift to us then u can do like 1 month in us and one month off in india so close to parents while job in us 😊

    • @samosa007
      @samosa007 2 года назад +3

      @@ae--stryker3746 this kind of job is not available. (1 month on 1 month off ) and as we don't have green card or citizenship. U will be left on mercy of your employer

  • @nikolozibostashvili4625
    @nikolozibostashvili4625 2 года назад

    great staff as always

  • @anandasokan1670
    @anandasokan1670 2 года назад +3

    The person seems very unhappy and stressed 🤣....is this much benefits worth it??

  • @adeebrehman6318
    @adeebrehman6318 2 года назад +2

    We want to watch how long is the residency period and after what time the attending period starts

  • @Sowmya049
    @Sowmya049 2 года назад

    Hello manik madaan.. thankyou fr sharing this video and making us understand about internal medicine career choice in usa.
    May i know if the students who r graduated recently can apply for the electives? Or still be a medical school student to be eligible fr applying fr the electives?

  • @PareshSonii
    @PareshSonii 2 года назад +1

    Is it necessary to do neet pg is iam doing usmle Or if I'll match into a Resendency??

  • @djrox4065
    @djrox4065 2 года назад +2

    How many attempt we can give usmle and is there any age limits

    • @rexralph
      @rexralph 2 года назад +5

      Any attempt is like kind of suicide …. Unlike Plab passing and scoring high is very imp

    • @flower9831
      @flower9831 2 года назад +2

      Only 1 time. If you fail,after 7 yrs u can reattempt.

    • @flower9831
      @flower9831 2 года назад +1

      No age limit . but time of graduation is important.

    • @flower9831
      @flower9831 2 года назад +2

      If you fail ,your failure data will be deleted after 7 years only.

    • @user-yh1si5vk4x
      @user-yh1si5vk4x 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@flower9831wrong

  • @angelonicolascaputizuniga1418
    @angelonicolascaputizuniga1418 2 года назад +2

    Great interview, pleaso do more. Im IMG applying to IM, but i whant to do also a MBA, is possible doing both in residency?

  • @freespirit8791
    @freespirit8791 2 года назад +1

    I heard the Hospitalist is the worst job. They are treated like shit with extra working hours leading to burnout.

  • @amithajampana146
    @amithajampana146 2 года назад

    Tq so much Manik🙏🙏 tq sharing this video's 🙏🙏🙏 very very useful Videos tq🙏🙏

  • @alex-R16
    @alex-R16 Год назад +1

    Of course, money can't buy hair growth, 🤣🤣👎

  • @npa162
    @npa162 Год назад

    66k, 200k me kya happy voh bhi itni study k baad...... aapse jyaad to truck driver, beauty parlor, hair salon, food delivery boy earn kr lete hai voh bhi zero study k saath......to itni study ka kya benifit aur aapme aur common worker me different kya.....aap jaise highly qualified science professional ko common labour ki tarah work karvaaya ja rhaa hai..... Financial equaction nhi hai aapme.....duniya ki economy ko samjo......jo common people aapko loot rahe hai unke liye free k rate me kaam kr rhe hai saare science professional...... aapki salary 66k, 200k ki jagah 900k hoti to thoda sahi raheta aapke saath

    • @abcd-fy3rx
      @abcd-fy3rx Год назад +2

      Dude they earn 1million dollars when they do moonlight and locums

    • @Amberpaul1747
      @Amberpaul1747 8 месяцев назад

      Wft you are saying...it's in dollars not rupess...btw medical profession is not about money. Anyway it's beyond your imagination how does it feel that you are a part of a profession that makes worlds better place to live❤

    • @Tutu__28
      @Tutu__28 Месяц назад

      66k for pgy 1...so when they get more trained they will be be earning more..

  • @manasbhatt378
    @manasbhatt378 2 года назад +1

    Manik which visa are you going under for your program??

  • @prayagdas7201
    @prayagdas7201 2 года назад

    Please Bhaiya

  • @ashutoshmehra777
    @ashutoshmehra777 2 года назад +5

    Why so much focus on salary

    • @nadeemraza4485
      @nadeemraza4485 2 года назад +7

      The only 2nd most reason to chose US

    • @prannoysaha6157
      @prannoysaha6157 2 года назад +24

      Because doctors deserve to get compensated for their hard work, they spend so many years in medical school & specialisation training/residency, but they aren't compensated fairly in India

    • @ashutoshmehra777
      @ashutoshmehra777 2 года назад +4

      @@prannoysaha6157 compensation bro seriously . Other side grass will be more green ALWAYS

    • @ashutoshmehra777
      @ashutoshmehra777 2 года назад +2

      @Nikhil Kumar they will even glorify it

    • @prannoysaha6157
      @prannoysaha6157 2 года назад +5

      @Nikhil Kumar the compensation is still a *lot* higher than it is in India even after taxes. Especially if you work in a Republican state

  • @frankribbontop6344
    @frankribbontop6344 Год назад

    Brother my wife is a doctor who is willing to migrate. I'm in USA i needed to know the process to become a doctor in USA pls can you e mail me your mail pls