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What's going on, everyone?

I am Dr. Ney and I'm pretty excited because I have one of the most highly trained physicians

out there, at least the most utilized and most critical of doctors out there right now,

at least over the past two years,

won't you say, Dr. Freeman, you are a critical care doctor who I guess is like literally

America's doctor right now, right? Like you and your cohort are saving America and taking care

of the sickest of the sickers, which are mainly patients who are in the intensive care unit,

stricken with COVID-19. But as important as that job is, we're not here to talk about that.

We hear to talk about, despite all the accolades that you have and how well-trained you are,

you can't get a job. You won't take a job. As a matter of fact,

you call yourself an unemployable doctor. Dr. Stephanie Freeman, talk to us about this. Welcome to

docs outside. First of all. How you doing? How are you? Thank you so much for having me. I'm Dr.

Stephanie. I'm a board certified critical care physician,

and I tell people proudly that I am unemployable. I have been doing locums since 2008.

And I would like to tell people that I started doing locums by choice. I would like to tell people

this wonderful fairy tale

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