Unpopular opinion: if the student will be able to pay that loan off in 10-20 years and maintain a good standard of living while doing so, then it is probably fine.
> None of the other major players in the national healthcare system have an incentive to pay for this stuff.
I'm pretty sure the entire system's revenue model breaks without physicians, so there are plenty of businesses (hospitals, labs, practices, etc...) with an incentive to have more billing capacity.
Unpopular opinion: if the student will be able to pay that loan off in 10-20 years and maintain a good standard of living while doing so, then it is probably fine.
> None of the other major players in the national healthcare system have an incentive to pay for this stuff.
I'm pretty sure the entire system's revenue model breaks without physicians, so there are plenty of businesses (hospitals, labs, practices, etc...) with an incentive to have more billing capacity.