I was a work-study student in the ‘90s in a lab that was funded through overhead costs. My annual salary, relatively speaking, was minimal.
I contributed to research, and it helped me to become a physician.
I contributed to research, and it helped me to become a physician.
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Londyn Robinson, MD
I have a confession
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I was an “overhead cost”.
I was a beaker washer, agar plate pourer, research secretary. I was paid by “overhead cost” fees. Loved it.
Those “overhead cost” jobs allowed this rural kid to become a physician.
Please tag how #OverheadCostJob impact u.
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I was an “overhead cost”.
I was a beaker washer, agar plate pourer, research secretary. I was paid by “overhead cost” fees. Loved it.
Those “overhead cost” jobs allowed this rural kid to become a physician.
Please tag how #OverheadCostJob impact u.
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