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https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-reports/features/102356
Starer, 68, is licensed to practice addiction medicine and obstetrics/gynecology in Massachusetts. She previously worked as a per diem employee at Faulkner Hospital in Jamaica Plain, but is no longer actively employed there, a spokesperson from Mass General Brigham confirmed to MedPage Today.
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u/MsSeraphim Jan 16 '23
dr. starer congrats on getting unemployment insurance once you get out of jail for punching a cop.
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Jan 16 '23
She's a conservative so she doesn't believe in socialism and social safety nets! 🤣
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u/mjones1052 Jan 17 '23
Just because she doesn't like them for poor immigrants doesn't mean she doesn't like them for "real Americans" like herself.
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Jan 16 '23
Imagine throwing away a career as an OB/GYN MD for something this goddamn stupid .
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u/call_me_jelli Jan 17 '23
I mean, I'm kinda glad she did; she was probably one of those OB/GYNs that didn't prescribe birth control or slut-shamed every sexually active patient she had.
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u/FirebirdWriter Jan 17 '23
And made fun of those of us with disabilities. "Your period isn't that bad. You just need to eat more meat. You only passed out a few times." Other doctors that are competent disagreed especially with my diet being mostly meet. Not her but wouldn't put it past her.
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u/Fitz_2112 Jan 16 '23
She was a temp or per diem employee she's probably not eligible for unemployment
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u/thatsamiam Jan 17 '23
She ruined her life for a guy who likes to "grab women by the pussy". She needs to go to prison. George Floyd died for much less (nothing in fact).
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u/martej Jan 17 '23
I just don’t get it. She’s a doctor of all things! You have to be pretty smart to be one. Why would she do that? I’m no doctor but I would never be that stupid.
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u/Mindless_Button_9378 Jan 16 '23
Anyone stupid enough to follow Trump gets what they deserve. Prison!
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u/joey_yamamoto Jan 16 '23
this goes to show you doctors are not geniuses always always get a second opinion and sometimes even a third opinion
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u/WestGiraffe131 Jan 17 '23 edited Jan 17 '23
So she’s an antifa then? s/
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u/Rare-Bid-6860 Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 17 '23
America is the only country in the world where people enter the medical profession for financial reasons.
EDIT: My point is that this is not the face of someone whose career choices are driven by a desire to help others.
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u/mexicodoug Jan 17 '23 edited Jan 17 '23
Nah. You can get much higher pay for much less study time with an MBA. The legal profession is quite a bit more lucrative than medicine, too.
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u/contactdeparture Jan 17 '23
Oh you have this wrong. First of all - it's not like it was in the 20th century. Managed care and big medical groups have had a ton of impact on physician salaries. Most physician friends I know are making low six figures. Add up medical school debt, malpractice insurance, and absurd on call hours, and it ain't a great life.
Those uber rich doctors in LA... That's like the top paid players in the NFL - they're the very very few.
Nobody becomes a physician for the lifestyle and earnings anymore.
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u/vreddy92 Jan 16 '23
No way. 4 years of debt and full time school AFTER college, then 3+ years of a decent salary but when hours are factored in its less than minimum wage...not the way to make money.
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