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Mintz makes his living circumcising not only-Jewish children, but also gentile, non-Jewish children as well.<ref name="HoustonChronicle"/> While for Jewish children, he circumcises out of religious conviction, he circumcises non-Jewish children for the aesthetic or health reasons his gentile clients give him.<ref name="HoustonChronicle"/> However there is financial interest involved, as he charges $350.00 per child.<ref name="HoustonChronicle"/> As a licensed pediatrican, one may assume that he qualifies for [[third-party payment]] from insurance providers.

On Friday, Jun 15, 2012, UTMB hosted the symposium "Cutting Edge Debate: Pros, Cons and Contexts of Male Circumcision" from 2:00pm to 4:00pm at the Moody Gardens Hotel as part of their 61st Pediatrics by the Gulf annual Pediatric Review and Update.<ref name="UTMB">{{REFnews