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247 - How many hours should a doctor on duty work

Docs Outside The Box

Dr. Nii Darko

Career, Education, Doctor, Medicine, Careers, Job, Business, Health & Fitness, Finance, Investing, Premed, Black, Money, Lifestyle, Mindset

4.9516 Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2021

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

SEND US A TEXT MESSAGE!!! Let Drs. Nii & Renee know what you think about the show! Dr. Nii reads a section from Chapter 2 of Austin Kleon’s book: Show Your Work Talk about sharing more of behind the scenes with the podcast production Drs. Nii & Renee talk about how many hours doctors on duty should work How you lose your post-call day Renee’s hard stance on working 24-hour shifts Nii’s advice to medical residents on how student loans play into the ability to say “No” early in t...

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0:00.0

If you don't want your plumber giving you medical advice, then why are you negotiating your job contract by yourself?

0:06.6

Listen, higher salaries and reasonable call hours.

0:09.7

These are all at stake here.

0:11.3

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0:16.5

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0:22.2

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0:25.7

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0:32.6

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0:39.2

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0:42.3

Listen, Docs, one of the first steps we took to pay off our student loan debt was realizing

0:46.5

we paid way too much for our disability insurance.

0:49.2

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0:51.9

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0:57.2

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1:02.2

An artist is supposed to toil in secrecy, keeping her ideas and her work under locking key,

1:09.3

waiting until she has a magnificent product to show for herself

1:12.3

before she tries to connect with an audience.

1:15.3

The private details of art making are utterly uninteresting to audiences, writes Bales and Orland,

1:22.6

because they're almost never visible or even norable from examining the unfinished work.

1:29.5

This all made sense in the pre-digital age, when the only way an artist could connect

1:34.2

with an audience was through a gallery show or write-up in some fancy art magazine.

1:39.8

But today, by taking advantage of the internet and social media, an artist can share whatever

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