A Polish rheumatologist, Bartosz Fiałek, has ignited controversy by publicly proposing a work arrangement offering 4000 zł brutto (B2B contract) per day for two days of work weekly. This offer stipulates a minimum of 21 patients and 7 hours of work per day. Fiałek defends the rate as reasonable, prompting a wider discussion on physician compensation in Poland. The post garnered responses from the spokesperson of the National Medical Chamber and members of Parliament. This isn’t the first time Fiałek’s commentary has fueled debate around doctor’s salaries and working conditions. The offer highlights the complexities of healthcare financing and the negotiations between doctors and public health facilities.