No, the key word is training. Regardless, Trouba is making 8+ million, his job is clearly more important.
Her job is lifelong, his is fleeting. In the great order of things, there is no comparison. Her job is infinitely more important. 30 years from now, she may be able to recount how many lives she has saved, and how many people she has helped. Trouba will be a memory for longtime Ranger fans, younger ones will recall him, if they remember him at all, as some player "older" fans talk about and that he was once Ranger captain.
I am a lifelong, hardcore sports fan, but please, how can you equate an athlete with a doctor? The amount of money he makes is irrelevant. I don't begrudge athletes, movie stars, or musicians making an enormous amount of money; they make what our society says they are worth. So many people who are the basis of our society are underpaid: teachers, firefighters, police officers, etc. Observing the Troubas from a distance has been a pleasure. They are a fine example for all of us. This has nothing to do with Trouba's play and any criticism I might have about him on ice. Kudos to Trouba for being a fine husband in a marriage that seems like a true partnership.