I'm currently working with a lender to get pre-approved for a physician's loan, if there are any health professionals or those familiar with this on here would love to hear your experience/thoughts on this. 

However after further consideration I conclude the following:1) you’re not a youngster just coming out of college, you’re a seasoned successful physician, you should be beyond worrying about their negative comments2) it’s understandable that people who presumably care about your welfare are concerned when you tell them you’re going to leave medical practice, that profession is considered among the most desirable to attain3) they’ll come around when they see it’s working4) change the topic if you don’t like where the conversation’s going, your convictions are your convictions and not everyone will understand

Also, I am a physician and a little worried about personal liability.Thanks for your input!

I am also a physician...Covid cases are plummeting.

This will cover transportation costs back to the US for anything major  plus other medical.Non life threatening issues in Second and Third world; setting broken leg $50; MRI scan $200; Hip replacement $15,000; Chinese Acupuncturist $10/hour; US trained doctor $50/hour just because he wanted to talk with someone from the US; Prescription drugs being over the counter from Pharmacist cheap, etc. 

Would you have knee replacement surgery from the lowest cost physician?

It's fraud, you know it's fraud, even the legit prescriptions are more likely to coddle than cure, but it's the law and we have to abide by it.

Look up "prescriptive easements" and "adverse possession". 4.

It would be like downloading a prescription for opioids from the internet and expecting your pharmacist to fill it. 

Up to fall of 2018 I had structured my life around trying to get into medical school and becoming a physician.