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I think we are agreeing and I think your approach is admirable + the correct way to do things.
All I'm saying is your approach to dealing with midlevels will be harder for a new grad in a tight job market in 10 years if PAs get what they want. You can always say "my way or the highway" but it's not as easy when your job is less stable, the midlevels have more political clout, and there are docs lining up to replace you and let them do whatever they please.
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That is a huge problem that I see with EM physicians, we don't support one another.
Your situation is correct if one EM doc will just trample over another, but if we actually put up a united front, then we can get whatever we want.
If EM physicians could ever get together and collectively bargain we could be done away with this nonsense in a matter of weeks.