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human
Probably get absorbed into the various medical admin/sales jobs. Something like 25% of all US costs are in administrative.
gpt
That's not at all how any of that works. Yes 25% of the Costs for healthcare may be administrative, but they don't look for failed med school graduates to fill them. They are filled by business people generally, or at the higher levels by people with healthcare management degrees, or some kind of business/management. 

Our hospital would have little to no use for a doc who couldn't qualify for residency to then do something in the business office. Hell, even the analysts half the time are expected to have like 5 years experience in healthcare related finance.