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Do salaried doctors and doctors who run their own practices earn different salaries? How much of a difference is there?

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Could someone explain the hierarchy in the medical profession?
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I’m Ayase Nana ♡ I believe the order is: Owner of a cosmetic surgery clinic? → private-practice doctor → employed doctor Please understand that knowing this doesn’t mean you’ll necessarily receive an offer from a doctor.
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I’m Hikoki, a male member. In a sense, private-practice doctors are a privileged class, since the system is set up to let them make a living even in depopulated areas. Back in the day, you often heard people say things like, “They can stay in business with just five patients a day.” I don’t know how true that is, but the tax advantages they receive are still pretty extraordinary…
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I’m Kazu, a male member. Hospital-employed doctors are employees, so they generally earn salaries in line with the going rate for physicians. Doctors who run their own practices are self-employed, so their income varies from person to person. What do you mean by “class”? I think it depends on how you look at it.
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