anesthesiologist

If there is ONE job where your ability to measure means the difference between life and death than it is being an anesthesiologist.

I have an anesthesiologist friend who tells me it would be fun but I think he means fun for him, not me.

That's because you're an anesthesiologist, and you see the acute cases which have already been admitted to the hospital.

I asked an anesthesiologist this question and am transcribing from memory (hehe), so I may have screwed some things up.

Look, I am a doctor in San Francisco, cardiac anesthesiologist, did my residency at Harvard and fellowship at Mount Sinai.

This is just a guess, but maybe Con's background as an anesthesiologist (rather than a programmer) causes him to understand feelings better than measurements.

But it's probably not going to get big, and will create triage like situations where people will needlessly die when there's no anesthesiologist to spare.

Say I can make $25k a year as a janitor, or $360k as an anesthesiologist.

She knew who the best surgeon was, who the best surgical resident was, who the best anesthesiologist was, and who the best surgical nurses were.

Medicaid allows a Maximum Fee of $1.16/minute for an anesthesiologist's time.

Non-anesthesiologist ICU physician here so slight bias should be noted.

For all I knew, some anesthesiologist would kill a patient because of my mistake.

And the "best solution" is to have the company hire an anesthesiologist and put all passengers to sleep and stack them in racks.

Great, see you in theater!" Bill: "Pre-operative anesthesiologist consultation: $662" For about 90 seconds.

If you've delivered a baby under anesthetic/epidural then you've probably also encountered the "independent" anesthesiologist who works as subcontractor to the hospital and not the OB delivering the baby.

"Con's background as an anesthesiologist (rather than a programmer) causes him to understand feelings better than measurements" I would be pretty worried with an anesthesiologist that disregarded his measurements...

Substitute MBA -> investment banker, or CPA -> CFO, or Med School -> Anesthesiologist, or any number of other careers that don't have partner tracks.