FXをするのに口座を開きました。口座を使い分けようと思い、いくつか開いてしまいました。薦められるままに。。。
まずは、外為オンラインさんで口座を開設。みなさんもお薦めのとこがありましたら、教えてくださいね。
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みなさんこんにちは。キノコです。
最近、遅ればせながらFXの勉強を始めました。私の友人に薦められ、まずは教えてもらった本を読んでいます。書店で山積みになっていた本も買いました。
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この本はアマゾンで低評価ですが、物語としては面白いですよ。3時間で読めます。
意外とFXしているドクターも多いのでしょうね。
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みなさんはじめまして。
ピノコ先生の友人で、米国で精神科医をしていますキノコと申します。時折このブログにお邪魔させていただくことになりました。
よろしくお願いいたします。
さて、アメリカではResidencyへのapplicant達のインタビューシーズンも大詰めを迎えてきました。この時期になるとみんなインタビュー慣れしているようで、比較的リラックスしているように見えます。私がインタビューを受けたのは数年前ですが、非常に緊張してがちがちでした。
ピノコ先生の以前のエントリーにもある、岸本先生の「アメリカ臨床留学大作戦」を参考に面接時の想定問答集を作り、繰り返し暗唱していたことを思い出します。みなさんだいたい15か所程度面接にいくようです。
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このブログは私、ピノコがほそぼそと続けてきましたが、私の友人のキノコ先生も今後記事を書いてくださることになりました。ピノコとキノコ、二人で今後も記事を書きますのでよろしくお願いいたします。
ピノコからのお知らせでした。
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先週風邪を引いてしまいました。咳が長く続き、夜寝苦しかったので咳止めを使ってみました。
著効してびっくりです。助かりました。
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こちらはクリスマス商戦で盛り上がっています。この時期はどこに行ってもセールです。私のお気に入りはMacysとSaks Fifth。靴を安く買えるので楽しみです。
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Unitedに全く乗る機会がなくなり、マイルが切れるとのお知らせが来ました。1000マイル分だけでもdonateすると更新されるみたいですね。私は盲導犬協会にdonateしました。
Thank you for your interest in making a donation to United's Mileage Plus Charity Miles Program.
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先日、H1N1のワクチンを接種しました。接種後にもらった紙にこんな事も書いてあります。
If you or your child has a reaction to the vaccien, your ability to sue is limited by law.
However, a federal program has been created to help pay for the medical care and otehr specific expenses of certain persons who have a serious reaction to the vacccine.
幸いserious reactionはおきませんでした。
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Hospitalistって何しているんですかという質問をよく受けます。下記の説明で何となくイメージをつかめるのではないかと思います。お給料は決していい訳ではないのですが、自由な時間が多い（１ヶ月の半分は休み）のが魅力的だと思います。常に働いていて忙しくしていたい人には向いていないと思います。また、レジデンシーを卒業しフェロシップへ進む前に数年する人もみかけます。これだけ暇ですとフェローシップへの面接を行きやすいですね。
Overview:
A Hospitalist is a physician who treats patients solely in a hospital. They do not hold clinic or see patients in an office-based setting. Most hospitalists are trained as Internal Medicine physicians, although some Family Practice physicians also become hospitalists. Hospitalists are typically employed by a hospital, or by a hospitalist contracting company.
Over the past few years, the hospitalist role has increased exponentially in demand and popularity, because traditional internists, who typically manage a full-time office practice in addition to rounding on patients in the hospital, are seeking a better quality of life. Therefore, the traditional internal medicine physician’s role has gradually become separated into two separate roles – the outpatient internist who sees patients in an office, and the hospitalist who treats patients in the hospital.
Work Environment:
Hospitalists, as their title implies, always work in a hospital facility where patients are admitted for overnight stays for any number of reasons. Most hospitalist jobs are in mid- to larger sized facilities, because the smaller hospitals often don’t have the demand or resources to employ hospitalists on staff.
Typical Schedule & Work Week:
Hospitalists often work on a shift based schedule, typically in a block schedule. The average shift is ten to 12 hours. Block scheduling has become the most common and desired schedule format for hospitalists. For example, a hospitalist may work five or seven days in a row, 10-12 hours each day, and then have five or seven consecutive days off.
Training and Education Required:
Like all physicians, hospitalists must complete a four-year bachelor’s degree, plus four years of medical school to obtain their medical degree from an accredited medical school. In addition, a hospitalist also must complete several years of graduate medical education (GME) to include a one-year internship, plus 3 years of residency training. Furthermore, a hospitalist must pass the necessary medical certification and licensing exams including all three steps of the USMLE, and any state licensing exams. Most hospitalists are also required to be board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
What's to Like:
Doctors really like the hospitalist schedule because of the block scheduling. It allows the physician to have quite a bit of time off, sometimes half the year! Although they work long hours during an "on" week, the luxury of being totally "off," with no call requirements or patients to worry about, for up to a week at a time, seems to attract many physicians to this type of practice. Also, because most hospitalists are employed as opposed to owning their own practice, hospitalists do not have to deal with many of the business hassles of managing a practice such as staffing, billing, marketing/advertising, etc.
What's Not to Like:
Although many physicians enjoy being employed as hospitalists, some physicians need more autonomy in their career. Being employed as a hospitalist requires the ability to work as part of a team. Because the hospital must be adequately covered at all times, the schedule could become an issue if and when a physician leaves the group for any reason, requiring the remaining physicians to pick up the extra shifts until a replacement is found, which could take six months or longer. Furthermore, some physicians feel that hospital work is too stressful, too repetitive, or too impersonal as compared to office-based work.
Compensation:
The average hospitalist makes anywhere from about $175,000 on the lower end to upwards of $250,000 on the higher end of the spectrum. Not bad for having about 20 or more weeks off per year!
Career Path:
Most hospitalists are happy just to be a hospitalist, as it is a very lucrative career with a rewarding quality of life and practice. However, if you would like to take on additional leadership responsibilities, or earn more money, you could take on a role as a director of a hospitalist group. Directors or group managers help coordinate the schedule of the group to ensure consistent hospital coverage, as well as manage any other professional issues and help address quality issues amongst the group.
Medical directors of a hospitalist group typically receive a stipend for their additional work, ranging from $15,000 - $25,000, depending on the size of the group and the level of responsibility.
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