Comments on: The Start of Second Year Medicine http://solojourney.org/the-start-of-second-year-medicine/ The Rejected ::: Saving Lives One Laugh at a Time Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:22:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Adam http://solojourney.org/the-start-of-second-year-medicine/#comment-2027 Adam Mon, 03 Mar 2008 05:47:44 +0000 http://solojourney.org/the-start-of-second-year-medicine/#comment-2027 I don't mind reading a rant now and again. You're right about not having to bring the work home with you but like with any profession there are pros and cons. I'm sure when you start working you're going to realize that you're not going to like every aspect of your job just like I won't like every aspect of mine. That's why god inventing a thing called "bitching." Now, finding that special someone to listen to all the bitching is more difficult than getting into medical school. I don’t mind reading a rant now and again. You’re right about not having to bring the work home with you but like with any profession there are pros and cons. I’m sure when you start working you’re going to realize that you’re not going to like every aspect of your job just like I won’t like every aspect of mine. That’s why god inventing a thing called “bitching.” Now, finding that special someone to listen to all the bitching is more difficult than getting into medical school.

]]> By: Dr Wannabe http://solojourney.org/the-start-of-second-year-medicine/#comment-2026 Dr Wannabe Sun, 02 Mar 2008 09:37:07 +0000 http://solojourney.org/the-start-of-second-year-medicine/#comment-2026 I totally hear you on not being able to meet people outside of school, and I'm not even in medical school. Sadly, I'm pretty sure the same holds true for residency also. This is why I'm jumping off the medical school bandwagon. I can't have medicine become my life. I've seen that only the people who like their job be in the epicenter of their life enjoy their work. The PA profession allows me to do something I like, even if I'm not the head honcho. But that won't matter because I'll go home and not be thinking about work 24/7. Rant over. I totally hear you on not being able to meet people outside of school, and I’m not even in medical school. Sadly, I’m pretty sure the same holds true for residency also. This is why I’m jumping off the medical school bandwagon. I can’t have medicine become my life. I’ve seen that only the people who like their job be in the epicenter of their life enjoy their work. The PA profession allows me to do something I like, even if I’m not the head honcho. But that won’t matter because I’ll go home and not be thinking about work 24/7.

Rant over.

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