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--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Peter Dahlheimer, MD" i want to go southwest, perhaps AZ, NM, UT, etc. thanks to my chosen

> field, there are a ton of places i could go, and that's the tough

part. Can't hardly go wrong there, pete. Southwest CO puts you is an awesome area with good food and convenient to about seven zillion miles of canyons you'll never be able to see all of. Of for that matter NW N.M. ought to be good for the same reasons.

> i've been searching for a job for only a short time now, and it's becoming > overwhelming. i'll be ready to begin work (as an ER doc) anytime > after July > 15th. i want to go southwest, perhaps AZ, NM, UT, etc. thanks > to my chosen > field, there are a ton of places i could go, and that's the tough part. > basically, i want someplace with alot of places to ride (offroad). most > everything else is secondary 8^). with the vast spread of this list, i > thought i'd poll for opinions/experiences. > > where should i go? > > _pete

Secaucus gateway to Passaic... Kurt

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Peter Dahlheimer, MD" wrote:

> i've been searching for a job for only a short time now, and it's

becoming

> overwhelming. i'll be ready to begin work (as an ER doc) anytime

after July

> 15th. i want to go southwest, perhaps AZ, NM, UT, etc. thanks to

my chosen

> field, there are a ton of places i could go, and that's the tough

part.

> basically, i want someplace with alot of places to ride (offroad).

most

> everything else is secondary 8^). with the vast spread of this

list, i

> thought i'd poll for opinions/experiences. > > where should i go? > > _pete

As much as we'd love to have you here in NM, Pete, I'd have to talk you out of it. Doctors are leaving this state in droves because of low pay and over taxation of the medical field. I work for an HMO right now running statistics on the population's medical needs according to region and the need for doctors is dire statewide because so many have left. Until the state of NM figures out that it simply cannot rape medical professionals for every cent they make, the situation won't change. Gino

well, like i said, everything else IS secondary, at least to me. dedicated ER docs get paid by the hour anyway. and when enough get chased out, hospitals will quickly pay when they can't find docs to staff their ER's. it seems to me the closer one gets to the four-corners area, the more beautiful the land and the better the riding. i just can't visit everywhere, so opinions like these from people who've been there help alot. -----Original Message----- From: k650dsn@... [mailto:k650dsn@...] Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 1:06 PM To: DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com Subject: [DSN_klr650] Re: where do i go? NKLR --- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Peter Dahlheimer, MD" wrote:

> i've been searching for a job for only a short time now, and it's

becoming

> overwhelming. i'll be ready to begin work (as an ER doc) anytime

after July

> 15th. i want to go southwest, perhaps AZ, NM, UT, etc. thanks to

my chosen

> field, there are a ton of places i could go, and that's the tough

part.

> basically, i want someplace with alot of places to ride (offroad).

most

> everything else is secondary 8^). with the vast spread of this

list, i

> thought i'd poll for opinions/experiences. > > where should i go? > > _pete

As much as we'd love to have you here in NM, Pete, I'd have to talk you out of it. Doctors are leaving this state in droves because of low pay and over taxation of the medical field. I work for an HMO right now running statistics on the population's medical needs according to region and the need for doctors is dire statewide because so many have left. Until the state of NM figures out that it simply cannot rape medical professionals for every cent they make, the situation won't change. Gino Visit the KLR650 archives at http://www.listquest.com/lq/search.html?ln=klr650 Support Dual Sport News... dsneditor@... Let's keep this list SPAM free! Visit our site at http://www.egroups.com/group/DSN_klr650 To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: DSN_klr650-unsubscribe@egroups.com Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

I live in FL where there's no dirt or rocks. Offroad is near nonexistent. If I had my druthers, I'd probably choose Central to Southern CA, or CO. Then you could visit all the rest when it ain't so damned hot. Just my 2 pesos -- bierdo "Peter Dahlheimer, MD" wrote:

> i've been searching for a job for only a short time now, and it's becoming > overwhelming. i'll be ready to begin work (as an ER doc) anytime after July > 15th. i want to go southwest, perhaps AZ, NM, UT, etc. thanks to my chosen > field, there are a ton of places i could go, and that's the tough part. > basically, i want someplace with alot of places to ride (offroad). most > everything else is secondary 8^). with the vast spread of this list, i > thought i'd poll for opinions/experiences. > > where should i go?

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Kurt Simpson" wrote:

> Well, let's see...you're single, handsome (except for the green

Kawasaki MX

> suit you were), a nice guy, I would suggest Durango, Colorado...less

than

> three hours from Moab...7 hours to Denver and Salt Lake

City...Purgatory for

> skiing....yadayada... > > Kurt

Peter, I remember last last year when you were helping me run errands for the rally, you made a comment that the girls in Moab looked so... what was the word you used? "Healthy" I think it was. Gino

Well, maybe Doctor Pete would like that husky-looking woman that walks back and forth in front of the diner in Moab. Fred really likes her, she might be available. Fred could introduce them?? She looks strong for Petey, and probably doesn't need to use no steenking tire irons when he has a flat. -Jennifer