5 Happiest Types of Doctors by Specialty

Some specialties rank higher than others in physician wellbeing and lifestyle reports. These are the top 5 happiest specialties (and the 5 most miserable specialties)

TIME STAMPS:
00:38 - Happiness Outside of Work
02:01 - Happiness at Work
03:09 - Why are Some Specialties Happier than Others?
06:09 - Should This Data Influence Your Choice of Specialty?

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[MedSchoolInsiders]

What other video topics should I cover next? 5 doctors with best lifestyle? 5 craziest doctors? 😂Let me know with a comment below!

[heartcomedy]

Future Cardiologist here. Pray that I make it guys. Thanks.

[saawanduvvuri]

😂, my mom is a neurologist, she works 10 hours a day plus call, and she comes home everyday and tells me how much she loves her job.

[Renee-Heal-The-Eagle]

Prolly paid their student loans off. That's why they're happy.

[Nour-opwo]

Dermatologist: my patients are calm, healthy and happy

Forensic pathologists: 😙👍🏼

[dp_md]

For any young high school students and pre-med undergrads out there here's my advice as a medical student:
If you do not like studying, and learning is something you do for grades as opposed to intellectual curiosity - pick something else. Be prepared to work hard. Be prepared to fail sometimes. But never give up your sanity or mental health for a career. Because if you think you're "dying" with the amount of studying/work and stress you have now, it's only going to get harder from here. Medicine is a profession of life long learning. If this career is for you, make sure you ALWAYS make time for yourself and for your family/ friends.

[icantthinkrightnow]

Why am I here? I am doing engineering 😂😂

[anna-vanessa]

6 yrs of med school and Graduating next year. I'm gonna do dermatology 🤗 haha.. #Mental Health guys, take care of yourself.

[jackdavvies]

1. Rheumatology 65% happy
2. Otolaryngology 60% happy
3. Endocrinology 59%
4. Pediatrics 58% happy
5. General surgery 57% happy
Hope you guys become successful and happy:)

[jaechoi]

I always appreciate the thoughtfulness and honesty of your videos, and they've really helped me make better sense of the anxieties of pre-med life. Thank you for helping me gain a better perspective of what it means to become a doctor, not just for myself but especially for the patients.

[Mustafa-uqvw]

It’s my first year in medicine... AND Guys WISH ME luck.. Hopefully future dermatology..
EDIT : guess what guys now I’m on 2nd stage 😙😄

[kj]

I'm just gonna say here that your speciality choice, if you're not at least in the final year of med school, means nothing. People from my year group started off as aspiring surgeons who did psychiatry, general physicians --> surgery, medicine --> radiology. This even changed in the 2 years after graduation, right before you committ to choosing a speciality (UK pathway). My advice is keep an open mind, don't worry about statistics. Choose a speciality that interests you, but also one that you can see yourself doing when you're 40 with 2 kids, 50 with kids in college/university, 60 when your body may be tiring.

[prolificanalytics]

Im surprised with the anesthesiologists, I know its a stressful job but every anesthesiologist that I meet are the HAPPIEST people in the world

[amogus]

I want to be a radiologist more than anything. I'm very anti-social so minimal patient interaction is perfect for me. I'm a visual learner. I hate actually doing surgeries. I want a work balance life. I want predictable hours. I want a low-stress job, and I want to be paid well. It's like radiology was made for me

[swissladydriver]

OK, 20 years in and I still love Pathology. There's just something new every day and people are happy - That's one of the main reasons that I chose Patology over Surgery or Anesthesiology. A good number of folks in those other specialties seemed downright miserable. For those interested in Pathology, don't let others discourage you - go for it.

[desmadness]

This video was much needed for me. I realized I was looking into these happiness surveys too much, when my own happiness and experience with each specialty is a more important factor. I just needed to hear it from someone else!

[samlee]

6:27 yes! These rankings will not tell you which specialty YOU will be happy in. You have to find the thing you love to do and feel called to. You may find your happiness in totally different things than what a majority of people find it in.

[DaTa-wmyc]

Where’s the Grey‘s Anatomy fan comment saying dermatologists as an answer 😅😂

[MBDIY-vbsg]

The best channel I have ever
Great research

[josephb]

Great video! Keep up the awesome work, I really appreciate the time you take to make these videos for us.