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What does a typical day of a person working in the medical field look like?

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Muhammad’s Answer

Hello Anna,
I am a pharmacy student in Pakistan I think it depends on the type of medical field because I think physicians work more hours and spend a very busy life. so, what medical professional do you choose first visit on a website named American bureau of labor and statistics where every detail about every profession in USA is mentioned and I have a dream to practice my pharmacy in USA i hope it will help
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Kalkidan’s Answer

hello Anna,
I am a recent graduate pharmacist. my day looks like I have to wake up early in the morning at 5:45 and get ready to leave to the company I am working for - in between I would have my breakfast and prayers as well ... after that, the typical day starts that's; receiving new product I represent; am an onsite medical representative where I will have to update and report information's about my company's products, therefore, i will meet a lot of clients. In between I will have lunch , office and online meetings and when am done I get back home. I conduct some of my volunteer and part time works daily basis either after work or during my free times. I love my work and thats what makes me stay motivated.
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Rita’s Answer

I am a family practice physician.

Previously, I owned my own office so I started work early. I usually would eat breakfast and start reviewing labs and refilling medications around 6:30 AM. I would then drive to work and start seeing patients at around 8 AM until 4-4:30 pm. After work and throughout the day between seeing patients, I would review documents like Xray results, specialists' notes etc, continue to refill medications, answer telephone encounters until maybe 5 pm or so. Over the weekends, I would continue reviewing documents, reviewing labs. Sometimes, I would need to go into the office over the weekends to take care of issues, get the mail, buy office supplies etc.

After I sold my practice, I start work at about 7:30 AM and finish around 4-4:30 pm. My weekends are free.
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