7 lessons I’ve learned from my friends not working in medicine
During medical school, my head was buried in the books while I was studying pharmacology and pathophysiology. In residency, my body remained in the hospital for most of my waking hours while I was caring for patients. And, during fellowship, my hands were busy learning how to perform endoscopic procedures.
All the while, my friends working in other industries were tapping into a different kind of skill set. They learned how …


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