All you can compare is a medical academic program to a clinical program. If you want to compare this to a non-medical academic program think how it would be with far less funding, more teaching, higher research expectations, fewer support staff, lower salaries and longer hours worked for less pay. The comparison I can make is between colleagues in physics and clinical medical physics and it is not a pretty one. However, all this is beside the point because, unless I am wrong, you do not get to split incomes.