One of the characteristics of any part of medicine that I’m aware of is that the work tends to be “bursty,” meaning there is seldom a steady flow of work. Instead, work is often crazy busy for a while, and then not-so busy, then crazy busy again, and so on. Throughout my medical life, I’ve [...]
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