Your doctor from the university of American Samoa is there because most American graduates do not want to deal with patients in underserved areas, less-than stellar cities, or deal with populations that include picky patients that will sue you if you blink the wrong way.

But what do you do when you owe 200-300K in student loans (as most recent graduates I know) and have a delayed start on getting a home and starting a family because you “greedily dedicated” 12 years of your life to medical training? It’s a service but you cannot expect me to live in the same conditions I had to as a…