semijustifican Among the reasons for my prolonged absence are excess guards, well-deserved vacation in January and the preparation of the project life with the Alchemist, but I have not forgotten you go, reading and comment on your twitter.
And this morning, talking with the voice of silent My blog, I realized that in the end, doctors do not stop being lucky people. We have much work and a great responsibility (like Spiderman), but life at the beginning of your journey is well directed labor. You finish the race with all tests, and you rush to prepare a national exam, yes very hard (virtually disappear in spurts for all your friends and non-medical ... which also gives you a perfect excuse to avoid unwanted commitments!) If you do fairly well , you draw a square. You can be what you dreamed of working all your life, or maybe not, but it also gives you a chance to discover that a product that initially unweighted is great.
then have a contract for four or five years, which are not as an attachment, but neither are the fellow trainees. It is a difficult concept to understand if you're not in the know. During those years can make a master for preparing sufficient research and even a doctorate. You can try to publish scientific articles. And sometimes there are even courses and workshops that will enhance your training with a number that basically depends on the specialty in which you are. You also earn money (based on multiple hours on call) you can invest to go live with your partner, buy a car or saving for an apartment.
And then comes the day to finish your home and leave the labor market. Necessarily have experience in the specialty that you touch, and for contracts and other factors have the ability you have in certain fields (not usually find things as generic as it is not the same to be an ax stroke in disorders of movement), where you have made and a number of things. But basically, you've got something from.
This post is not to be complacent, nor to be happy with my current condition I will stop fighting for something better. But today, when so many MIR are thinking what they did yesterday, and in which many of us have already gone through a crisis of faith at work, I think it's time to see the good part of what we have, and find the strength to keep going
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