Medicine covers many branches and corresponds to various departments within the hospital, among which clinical medicine is one of the most popular and difficult majors to apply for, and after graduation, he will work as a doctor in various departments.
Clinical medicine has long been a highly regarded profession, and its graduates are admired for their well-paid and job stability in the workplace.
Nowadays, when many college students get together, they will pay great attention to who is studying clinical medicine. However, doctors themselves may have a different understanding of the profession.
In a documentary about doctors, a female doctor says she will never let her child become a doctor. At first, some people may think that this is due to the difficulty of obtaining medical majors, the long graduation time, and the late age of realization.
But the doctor revealed a deeper problem, namely the loss of freedom in the doctor's career. She described how doctors worked from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day, often even working overtime until 1 a.m. Cardiac surgeons, in particular, need to not only be academically and technically proficient, but also physically at their best.
Doctors work intensively, often for more than 12 hours in a row, sometimes until the early hours of the next morning. Even when resting at home, a call may force the doctor to rush to the hospital immediately. This kind of high-intensity work makes it difficult for them to enjoy the money they earn and to travel.
Doctors have long careers, and even after retirement, some doctors are hired back to work and continue to work in hospitals even at an old age. This kind of life makes people feel boring, lose their freedom, and even if they have money, they can't enjoy it, and only the person concerned can deeply appreciate this kind of hardship.
Some netizens scoffed at the doctor's expression in the documentary, believing that it was acceptable for a high salary to cope with some hardships. They pointed out that migrant workers, courier boys and other industries are also hard, and it is not easy to study civil engineering and agriculture, even if they graduate from university, other majors cannot escape the fate of hard work.
On the whole, the profession of clinical medicine has relatively good pay and return. However, the intensity of the doctor's work, psychological pressure, and long-term commitment to learning should also be understood. Medical advancements are essential to the development of society, but the pressure and hardship experienced by doctors cannot be ignored.
Netizens are worried that such negative remarks will discourage students with medical dreams. Although the medical profession is hard, this hard work has also made a great contribution to the health of society.
Students who want to choose a medical major in the future can consider a relatively easy direction when choosing a department, or consider studying some auxiliary majors to reduce the pressure of future work.
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