Yes. Here's the real answer: The first person was correct. Anesthesiologists get paid around $40,000. in RESIDENCY, That is when they are still in school, so to speak. They go 4 years of university, 4 years of medical school, and they have to attend around 4 years (depends where you live) of residency after that. This can vary based on the place one does residency, but generally a resident makes in the low $40,000 range. Additionally, you usually get a raise of $1,000 or so each â¦ year of residency.
With experience and certification, a mechanic can e â¦ xpect to make $17-30 per hour at a dealership, depending on location. Areas with a high cost of living will obviously pay higher. Diesel technicians typically earn more than gas technicians.
Or something like that. But let's do some math. A top notch mechanic that bust his behind, will problably only be able to bill out 50% of his time at work. So a (Easy Math) $10.00 per hour mechanic, cost the company,$20.00 per hour. Inject, sick time, vacation, insurance, call backs, unemployment tax, taxes, shop supplies like carb cleaner, parts washing vat, carb vat, shop towels, etc etc etc, That $10.00 mechanic is costing you some where near $40.00 per hour.