Occasionally uncertain about whether or not this is the right path

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you have to have enough experience with the medical world,
passion, and
dedication to it as a profession (profession is fundamentally different than job, and implies a fiduciary duty, meaning a LEGAL duty to act in someone else's best interest even when it conflicts with your own),
it's a calling,
it will frequently have to come before anything else in your life.

you need a love that borders on addiction I think it find it "worth it"

meets the most basic definition of addiction:
"continued use/pursuit in the face of increasing harm"
 
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