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However, he acknowledges that many new graduates who have families to support or significant debt may find it challenging with his salary. He makes it clear that even though the medical profession often sees residency as a form of training, it is still, at its core, substantive labor demanding high qualifications and commitments.
Addressing Controversial Topics
Sean broaches important conversations around the structure of residency. He points out that while some programs offer benefits like meal stipends or free parking, not all residents have the same advantages. He raises a critical view about fair labor laws, questioning why residents' salaries do not reflect the pressures and hours worked akin to those in other professions.