blackforest
Well-known member
Have you also considered good 'ol family medicine? Family practice provides special insights into your patients when you know and treat everyone in the same family. Some huge percentage of doctors are specialists where most people don’t have specialized issues. I’ve found that family medicine doesn’t get as rigid as some of the specialties, either. As a bonus, I believe that there are some scholarships and loan forgiveness opportunities to explore if you’re willing to work in a rural area. Just a thought to throw out there.
ETA: I just read the thread, and it sounds like you prefer an urban area. So forget that rural area/scholarship bit!
ETA: I just read the thread, and it sounds like you prefer an urban area. So forget that rural area/scholarship bit!
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