Lini007 said: â. If you do a residency in Germany you will get paid. However the pay isn't great. They have recently decided to increase doctor salaries in Germany with 8% but it's remains a big problem over there at the mo. Also there is a lot of hirarchy...so you should be prepared for a medical culture shock.alf the people i asked and websites i have found said that that the residency in Germany of international medical graduates is unpaid, and other half said was paid. So i am quite confused, and would appreciate to hear about this from someone who REALLY knows what the answer really is.
Smith's Push-Up Push Workout involves 10 days of 200 daily push-ups, followed by three days of no push-ups. It appears, however, that doing daily push-ups without the three-day break is perfectly safe, as demonstrated by a California man named Bill Wewer.
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