Specialties working in a field

[Nope222]

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Are there any other specialties despite Sports Medicine and Forensic Pathology in which physicians sometimes get out of a hospital and get to work in a field?

 

[username456789]

Corn Medicine.

 

[sazerac]

Sounds amaizeing.

 

[FindMeOnTheLinks]

Battlefield medicine


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[Cognovi]

concierge medicine
aerospace medicine
pre-hospital emergency medicine

 

[ACSurgeon]

Diagnostic medicine. You have to know how to pick a lock to qualify.

 

[SansaStarkMD]

Cruise ship medicine

 

[Gastrapathy]

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[TheFuture_22]

Working on an ACT team as a psychiatrist.


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[Neuro Storm]

Neurology...big teams (especially football) have them on staff for concussions, seizures, syncope, traumatic bleeds and dissection, as well as management of post concussive syndrome (headaches, vertigo, cognitive "slowing", etc) it's a growing field and we are seeing more EMG consults from the two colleges where I work. I imagine being pain medicine boarded from neurology could also be of benefit to some athletes.


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[Doctor-S]

Are there any other specialties despite Sports Medicine and Forensic Pathology in which physicians sometimes get out of a hospital and get to work in a field?

Wilderness Medicine.

For instance, here is the link to the Wilderness Medicine Fellowship offered at University of California San Francisco (Fresno campus): http://www.fresno.ucsf.edu/em/wilderness/

Wilderness Medicine fellowships are also offered at Yale, Stanford, UC San Diego, University of Utah, University of Colorado, Massachusetts General Hospital, and many others Schools of Medicine and medical centers.

 

[tatsuchi]

Sports Medicine
Wilderness Medicine
Field Surgeon
Disaster Medicine
Travel Medicine
Rural concierge medicine?



Also I hear you get around a lot in Venereology as well. 😉