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Are Pathologists Happy?

Findings from the Medscape Pathologist Lifestyle, Happiness, and Burnout Report 2021

By Liv Gaskill 04/30/2021 Quick Read (pre 2022) 1 min read
04/30/2021

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If you’re experiencing burnout, we have just the article for you! Ritcha Saxena shares top tips for beating burnout in medical school and beyond.

References

  1. KL Martin, ML Koval (2021). Available at: https://wb.md/3mHx3su.

About the Authors

Liv Gaskill

During my undergraduate degree in psychology and Master’s in neuroimaging for clinical and cognitive neuroscience, I realized the tasks my classmates found tedious – writing essays, editing, proofreading – were the ones that gave me the greatest satisfaction. I quickly gathered that rambling on about science in the bar wasn’t exactly riveting for my non-scientist friends, so my thoughts turned to a career in science writing. At Texere, I get to craft science into stories, interact with international experts, and engage with readers who love science just as much as I do.

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