Advice to a new class of young doctors
- May 3, 2016
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I was reading this post about advice to a new class of young doctors and it actually made me smile because it’s so interesting to see experienced professionals sharing real‑world wisdom, lol. Like one minute I’m thinking about all the challenges and excitement those new doctors will face, and the next minute I’m like “oh no I completely forgot about that finance assignment I need to start,” haha. Life just throws all these things at you at once sometimes, you know? Maybe it’s just me, but when I’m overwhelmed trying to figure out where to even begin with research, budgeting, or organising all the details for a project it feels like way too much, and having even a little bit…
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