What is the most interesting type of doctor to be?
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Depends on who you are. Some find internal medicine or pediatrics interesting, and if I was forced to work in any of those specialties, I'd go nuts with boredom.
Anesthesiology, on the other hand, I find FASCINATING. It's close to magic. I get to see (and control) physiologic processes, hang out surrounded by my PJs in the OR all day, and stick needles pretty much everywhere. What's not to similar to? Not everyone shares my enthusiasm, though, and that's OK, because we need primary care docs and specialists of every variety.
This is enormously subjective, as I'm sure most doctors find what they do very interesting. I honestly have no clue, since I'm not a doctor and I don't work in robustness care. Maybe it isn't even what they specialize in that makes things more "interesting", but where on earth and how they practice that makes things more interesting. Doctors who travel the world from refugee camp to refugee camp or to some of the poorest countries to assist the poor and hungry may have among the most interesting of experiences.
As for specialties, the surgeons who specilaize in separating conjoined twins seems interesting to me. The doctors who are tracking this Swine Flu also seem to be interesting. I would also think that those doctors who are working on the cutting edge of medical science, pioneering the most modern surgical techniques, biotechnology and the newest medicines must own a lot of fun and I'm sure find what they do especially interesting.
I'm going to back the previous post, as I find anesthesia EXTREMELY boring, well, at tiniest 95% of it. The only time it is interesting to me is when things are going badly and intervention is required.
I also find surgery in nonspecific to be very tedious. Radiology flat out puts me to sleep, yet you will find family in those specialties who love what they do.
So basically to sum up my point, there is no answer to this cross-examine. This is something you'd have to ask yourself. Source(s): med student.
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