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Hey everyone,
I was wondering which states are the most "pod friendly" as far as hospital privileges, scope of practice, liability, and pay is concerned. I would think any place with a podiatry school would have more autonomy for their practicing foot surgeons.
It is a bit worrying that in some states, pods don't have admitting privileges. On the bright side, it seems like the new crop of DPMs coming out of schools are dead set on progressing foreword with getting podiatrists parity on par with DO and MD students. I noticed this with the pod schools that are in conjunction with DO students.
What are all of your thoughts?
I was wondering which states are the most "pod friendly" as far as hospital privileges, scope of practice, liability, and pay is concerned. I would think any place with a podiatry school would have more autonomy for their practicing foot surgeons.
It is a bit worrying that in some states, pods don't have admitting privileges. On the bright side, it seems like the new crop of DPMs coming out of schools are dead set on progressing foreword with getting podiatrists parity on par with DO and MD students. I noticed this with the pod schools that are in conjunction with DO students.
What are all of your thoughts?