Best Doctor Lifestyle Specialties

Is it normal for anyone especially doctors to work those hours

How about psychiatry?

The note on EM is a little misleading. While EM does have the benefit of shift work, it also has the highest rate of burnout of all physician specialties. But the same time, it also has some of the highest reported satisfaction.

Where does psychiatry fall here?

If I want to start study mbbs in the age of 36..is it ok ...?

Do glad u came across your videos. I'm in my final year of medical school and really struggling to find a specialty. These videos are giving more perspective

Me, a surgery resident that hasnt slept in 2 days, just casually contemplating life

Podiatry is a hidden gem for lifestyle but also getting to do surgery

I'm thinking of going into paediatrics with maybe a subspecialty in Adolescent Medicine or Endocrinology because I want to help trans kids get access to the puberty blockers they need. I feel that this work is much more impactful than plastic surgery, which has to repair the damage after the fact. Also, I'm kind of a klutz.

Emergency medicine all the way

I know it’s not the same for everybody, but my dad is an anesthesiologist and his lifestyle is hell. He is on call very frequently, works long hours, has missed lots of holidays, birthdays, etc. He’s 62 and works just as much as he was 30 years ago.

Hello! I’m confused. Why is emergency medicine specialty in the video as a specialty with a balanced lifestyle but in the “so you want to be…” series is shown as a specialty with a crazy and unpredictable life. When I heard the word emergency I immediately think about how difficult lifestyle it may be. So why is in this video as different? Thanks!

“Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life.”

― Mark Twain

Nocturnist hospitalist. I’m 40 with 4 toddlers and being a nocturnist is the best decision.

Please make a video of nocturnist earning potential

No love for Pathology? I love autopsies

What about pediatric???

I am a happily employed orthopedic hand surgeon. A wise, wonderful doctor that loved his job and took care of the most difficult patients (addiction medicine) once told me: "do what you love to do because the patients are going to drive you crazy". I really think he was correct.

PCH.

Working 10 hrs in a specialty you like is easier than working 5 hrs in a specialty you hate

I will add up something from my experience in radiology. It can be much more burn out prone than what people often realise. If you have a heavy workload you will have to deal with lots of report deadlines and it often takes up loads your free time

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what about psychiatry?

How about gynecologists?

Simple solution just do road

Pls do a series on best cash based specialties. I would like to know about other cash based specialties except derma & plastic surgery. Each of your videos are awesome. 💖

I wonder how profitable dermatology will remain in the future due to mid-level creep

You gotta wonder about people who go into these fields for money and lifestyle and not for good service ... Why do we glorify doctors, we all have our niche in communities. Their jobs are important but let us not assume that they are all good at their jobs...

I’d love to be an emergency medicine doctor and few months from now I’ll be part of their team (-:

Wouldn't opthalmology fall into a surgical specialty? This could also be set up as a cash based practice correct?

What about pathology ?

Nyc vdo ❤

Where is family & psych? lol

Emergency medicine has shift work, it should not be considered a good lifestyle speciality.

Sleep medicine, ya'll.

psychiatry should be mentioned here!

Pls make a vdo on radiology and imaging technology sir..❤️🙏

Most Psychiatrists make more than 500 k per year or more with extra hours, why did you exclude Psychiatry?

Got in love with dermatology after watching the videos. And 1 year later now I'm a dermatology resident🙂

Friends don’t let friends go into neurosurgery

Quick question there is a joke that goes something like' nureologist have to much money but don't know have time to spend it ' I think that is the joke or which surgeon does

Most of this info is biased opinion as opposed to backed up by research.

I appreciate you videos. I was wondering can you do one on oncology ?

Can someone tell me about OBGYN Lifestyle?

There is more to lifestyle than money/time - for me it’s important be able to manage my time on my own terms during work. Also I wanted maximum flexibility and a job that’s got a very broad spectrum of what I may encounter on an everyday basis and is not just algorithms - to keep things interesting. There also had to be time left for academia during working hours. The job also needed to be in balance with my family and other interests and hobbies and I didn’t want to work nights and weekends if possible. Money should be enough, but was not a primary thing. I’m in the perfect spot for some years now and couldn’t be happier with my choice. Guess what I do.

I really started getting interested in the Medical field and willing to be a neurosurgeon, orthopedic surgeon, or a plastic surgeon.(I'm still deciding) I kinda wanna be in the part where dealing with trauma😅. But I also wanna give my parents a easy life.

In my 4th year of medicine, I NEED something with a great lifestyle because I know myself. I will be such a shitty person if I'm in the hospital too long so I'm leaning towards Anaesthesia or Ophthalmology

Basically what's happening in Taiwan with less than 1/3 the pay in each specialty

I am aiming to become an aesthetic plastic surgeon!!!i just love ittt😍😍😍😍

ALL I HEARD WAS YOU TALKING ABOUT PLASTIC SURGERY.

Ortho Bros

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