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Meet the primary care doctor who’s happy with his job [PODCAST]

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“There is no temptation to go back to my old life.  I hit rock bottom and have been enjoying a doctor’s job.  My future is bright.  My income is growing.  My schedule still has plenty of room.  My patients are happy.  How many doctors can say that?”

Rob Lamberts is an internal medicine-pediatrics physician.

He shares his story and discusses his KevinMD article, “Meet the primary care doctor who’s happy with his job.”

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