Current Trends in Debt and Specialty Choice - AAMC

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Jan. 2013 in Academic MedicineYoungclaus, Wiecha et al.available online next week“Can Medical Students Afford to Choose Primary Care?An Economic Analysis of Physician EducationDebt Repayment”Analyzed whether a physician earning a typical primary caresalary can repay current levels of education debt and meetstandard household expenses without incurring additional debtUsed data and financial-planning software to model the annualfinances for a fictional physician’s household (Dr. Median)2012 AAMC Annual Meeting
Jan. 2013 in Academic MedicineYoungclaus, Wiecha et al.available online next weekConclusionsA primary care career remains financially viable formedical school graduates with median levels ofeducation debt. Graduates pursuing primary care withhigher debt levels would need to consider additionalstrategies to support repayment such as extendedrepayment terms, use of a federal loanforgiveness/repayment program, or not living in thehighest cost areas.2012 AAMC Annual Meeting
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