To be a good doctor, you have to be a good student. But to be a great doctor, you have to have a good heart. I happen to be married to one of the great ones. Learn what separates the good from the great, in a birthday tribute to my love.
My husband was FINALLY finished with Med School, Residency, and Fellowship(s). But was that first year what he (and I) expected?! Join me to take a look at that first year after training……what are the biggest changes for the physician and the family of the physician? If you’re in a medical family and wondering what to expect following the nonsense that is medical training…stick with me here. You’ll hear about this from MY perspective (as the wifey), as well as my handsome husband’s. If you’re not on a medical journey, fear not, you are invited, too, of course!!!! XO!
Today, I’m answering two important questions about doctors working on Christmas: 1. IS there a “glass half full” side to doctors working the Christmas holidays? (SPOILER ALERT: YES!)
And 2. How much can you expect to work the Christmas holidays as a medical trainee and beyond? Join me for the fun!
Earlier this week, I got super personal and talked in depth about the concerns my husband had about having kids during Residency (it wasn’t even on the table for us during Medical School). Today, in Part 2 of my Family Planning During Medical Training series, we continue the difficult conversations and address the concerns from the perspective of the SPOUSE, as well as some of the factors which are in favor of of having kids during training!