In alt.home.repair, on Mon, 01 Feb 2021 20:14:55 -0500,
wrote:

On Mon, 01 Feb 2021 15:33:10 GMT, (Scott Lurndal)
wrote:

Dean Hoffman writes:


I read elsewhere that Fauci is making over $400,000 per year.


First, you're making a statement without support. Provide the citation.

Second, a significant fraction of programmers in the bay area pull down that
much (counting RSUs, ESPP and options).

The average cardiologist makes $250k to $450k annually.

Google it. They have him making $417k a year based on an FOIA request.
Forbes did a whole story on it. It turns out the 10 highest paid
government employees work for HHS.
https://www.fedsmith.com/2020/07/21/...-1-well-known/


"DR Qualified" Fauci is top on the list.
He never really served as a "doctor" (never ran a practice)

That's nonsense. Did you read what I said? It's the A- and B-students in
medical schools who become researcher, and the C-students who see
patients. Medical schools award MD degrees to all of them and they
consider serving as a researcher to be serving as a doctor. You have no
power to change that.

And you ignored the 7 years he treated patients. And "running" a
practice is certainly not required, even by you I think, since emergency
room doctors, surgeons of various kinds, radiologists and others never
run a practice. They all work for hospitals or something similar. And
these days that's true of many other specialists too.

so he is
just "Doctor Qualified" according to the Joyce rule.

That's more nonsense. Jim was just telling use what the Rangers' rule
is, and it only applies to the Rangers. They don't try to apply it to
doctors and neither should you. This is the kind of crap I really
despise. And remember that I suggested even the SEALS might have a
different rule, even though theyr'e part of the US Armed Forces. The
medical world has no reason to join in.