Being an ER doc is something I can definately see myself doing early in my career, but I can see myself wanting to slow down when Im older. I wanted to get some opinions from current ER residents on how they view their careers when they are older, like 55+ years of age. I've heard about burnout for ER docs....are you guys worried about this?
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Burnout question for ER docs
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I dunno about anyone else, but I don't plan on working full time when I'm 55. It will have nothing to do about burnout, but I am hoping to retire around then (maybe sooner).
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Hey! I am new to this network and I am wanting to get into ER med: Is there anyone out there who can help me find my path, I am from the UK and I want to do my election and I dont want to go to USA or any other country other than the UK. Anyone please help me.
Originally posted by gardito
Hey! I am new to this network and I am wanting to get into ER med: Is there anyone out there who can help me find my path, I am from the UK and I want to do my election and I dont want to go to USA or any other country other than the UK. Anyone please help me.
I'd probably start a different thread, as your questoin might get lost in this current one... but do you want to do a US residency or a UK residency?
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Yeah, I'm burned out. Of course, I've been off service for the last 6 weeks.