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Hey, everybody, and welcome back to our mini series on healthcare finance. I am joined once again by

Dr. Christopher Childers, who's a surgical oncologist at the University

of Washington and a self-reclaimed health care finance nerd.

This is Nina Clark from the University of Washington as well, one of the chief residents

back working with behind the knife.

In our first episode, we covered a ton of ground.

We talked about terminology.

We talked about insurance.

And we even made Dr. Childers address the question

of why health care is so expensive in this country. This episode, we're going to dive into

how physicians and hospitals get paid. And while I think most of us have realized that we could

have probably made more money in less time by going into a completely different career path,

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