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KAUSALYA NAIDU
8/7/2017 09:50:53 pm
I am an intern from Malaysia. Graduated from a local University and a MBBS degree holder. I cannot survive the long hours of clinical job in ward and the need to carry out certain heartless procedures to real patients. I want to broaden my knowledge and get a masters in a field I can still be called doctor and live a respectable at the same time retain the quality of life. Guide me to get into a masters program and do a job that I would enjoy doing for the rest of my life.
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michael p, garbarini
1/8/2018 07:30:12 am
looking for non clinical or jobs re: accreditation groups
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Heidi Moawad MD
8/25/2018 06:55:59 am
Dear Dr. Garbarini, the page below has links to many accreditation groups for nonclinical work:http://www.nonclinicaldoctors.com/careers-for-physicians-without-residency.html
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8/19/2018 05:36:44 am
I am 68 year old general internist working 5 days a week in the office. I do hospitalist shifts monthly, usually on weekends, to supplement my income. I do not plan on retiring. I am increasingly frustrated by the organizational requirements interfering with patient care. I am interested in a nonclinical position that can be performed working at home if there are options available on line. This is the first I have initiated this type of request. Thank you for any consideration, Dr. Tom Snyder.
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Heidi Moawad MD
8/25/2018 06:54:37 am
Dear Dr. Snyder,
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David Masters, MD
11/24/2018 06:19:25 am
I have been a practicing Pediatrician for 20 years and have enjoyed what I do. I feel lately that I am doing the same thing day in and day out and am looking for new challenges. I am not sure I want to give up seeing patients 100% but want something else that I can get excited about that doesn't involve being in the office.
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Heidi Moawad
11/26/2018 05:45:53 pm
Have you considered getting involved as a consultant on an advisory committee? These companies may be a good start: http://www.nonclinicaldoctors.com/medical-writing-and-strategy-agencies.html
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IKRMA CHOUDRY
2/8/2019 07:44:22 am
Good evening
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Heidi Moawad
2/11/2019 03:57:02 pm
Dear Dr. Choudry,
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Cynthia
4/9/2019 10:18:30 pm
Good evening,
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Heidi Moawad
4/10/2019 06:17:31 pm
Hi Cynthia,
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Sadia
5/13/2019 02:17:52 pm
Good Afternoon,
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Heidi Moawad
5/18/2019 11:24:47 am
Dear Dr. Sadia, There are some programs that help bridge FMG transitions into research and residency: http://www.nonclinicaldoctors.com/licensing-and-programs-for-international-physicians.html
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Frances
1/14/2020 06:52:08 am
I took the quiz and my score was roughly half-half. I often think about leaving clinical medicine, as I find it so draining, not enjoyable anymore. But after taking the quiz, I am not sure if non clinical medicine is right for me. I have seen online job search sites and the available jobs that I see, do not seem a right "fit" for me. However, I find the prospect of having to see patients for the rest of my career very frustrating; often wishing I did not study medicine at all. What do you recommend?
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3/10/2021 09:48:15 pm
You post is of great help to people who are sceptical of making the decision of whether to leave the medicine filed or not.
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Heidi Moawad
3/12/2021 01:55:08 pm
Thank you :)
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Yatish Singh
4/13/2021 11:13:36 pm
Well I guess I was not alone with my dilemma.
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Heidi Moawad
4/19/2021 09:32:14 am
Dr. Singh, You are definitely not alone. If you are looking for personal coaching, there is a list of coaches on the useful links page.
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DEBORAH
8/23/2022 04:44:36 am
Hi
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Heidi Moawad
8/23/2022 09:02:04 am
Hi Deborah, Thank you for your comment. Consider writing your own ideal career bio that you would like to see in a couple years and figure out what you need to do to get there. http://www.nonclinicaldoctors.com/transition-toolkit/category/is-a-non-clinical-job-right-for-me
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