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annie
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If you could go back in time and know what you know now about your job, would you still choose to be a cardiovascular surgeon?
I'm a high school sophomore doing career research and I'm thinking about becoming a cardiovascular surgeon. I've always been interested in healthcare and becoming a surgeon so I'd love some input.
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Lavanya Naram
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Hi Annie!
I am not a cardiovascular surgeon, but would like to give you, my perspective. :-)
Choose your career with a thought about the future. A cardiovascular surgeon may have less personal time but follows their passion for the benefit of humanity.
The ability to save lives and improve patients' quality of life is immensely rewarding. But it involves continuous learning, problem-solving, and teamwork, making each day unique. While the training is rigorous and the hours long, the satisfaction of making a significant impact outweighs the challenges.
If you're passionate about healthcare and surgery, it's a demanding but incredibly fulfilling career. Best of luck with your future plans, Annie!
I am not a cardiovascular surgeon, but would like to give you, my perspective. :-)
Choose your career with a thought about the future. A cardiovascular surgeon may have less personal time but follows their passion for the benefit of humanity.
The ability to save lives and improve patients' quality of life is immensely rewarding. But it involves continuous learning, problem-solving, and teamwork, making each day unique. While the training is rigorous and the hours long, the satisfaction of making a significant impact outweighs the challenges.
If you're passionate about healthcare and surgery, it's a demanding but incredibly fulfilling career. Best of luck with your future plans, Annie!
Thank you for giving me advice.
annie