There are plenty of examples where business raising prices are considered unethical (e.g. pharmaceutical company increasing the price on life saving medicine). 

My area of expertise is veterinary medicine/research--I am lucky enough to work a very flexible remote W2 job, and have a few small side hustles.

@Alex Keedy I was in a very similar position as you appear to be at age 40 (albeit on the other end of the Bay and practicing law rather than medicine).  

People with law degrees who worked as property managers, sports medicine degrees who were salespeople, finance degrees who cleaned houses for me, etc. 

I had a similar situation with property damage, one of my tenants flushed a medicine bottle down one of their toilets and backed up the whole plumbing system. 

It was this 5th hospital, or 9th attempt to get pain medicine and the doctor prescribed thee medications that seriously made life bearable.Back to real estate.

3) Are there external factors that compel you to stay in medicine? 

He states – I was an entrepreneur before I went into medicine.

I like it when my doc says, you don't have an issue taking medicine do you? 

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