TMJ Show - TheMDJourney Podcast
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TMJ Show - TheMDJourney Podcast
TMJ 245: If I Started Over In Medicine, I'd Do This (From A Cardiologist)
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What would I do differently if I had to start my journey in medicine all over again? In this video, I share the honest lessons I’ve learned throughout my career as a cardiologist, from the long nights in training to building a life outside the hospital.
If you're considering medicine or already in the grind, this is the advice I wish someone had given me when I was just starting out.
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