I used to be a screw in a tertiary hospital, busy every day, but I didn't feel my own value. The wages are high, the pressure is high, and the pace of life is overwhelming. I envy the doctors in those small clinics, although the income is not high, but the life seems to be more leisurely.
Finally, one day, I mustered up the courage to quit. I want to see the outside world and see if I can find a piece of my own sky. When I left the tertiary hospital, I realized that the outside world was so cruel.
I started working at a community hospital with half the salary and double the workload. In addition to outpatient visits, I am also responsible for the management of the inpatient department and even work part-time as a nurse. Sometimes, at the end of the day, I am tired and have a sore back, and I just want to fall asleep.
However, I found that working in a community hospital brought me closer to my patients. I can spend more time communicating with patients, understanding their conditions, and helping them solve their problems. This kind of feeling is something that cannot be experienced in a tertiary hospital.
Gradually, I found myself falling in love with the job. Though it is hard, it is fulfilling. I'm learning and growing every day. I became more confident and more independent.
Later, I started working part-time as a medical consultant. Use your expertise to help patients choose the right hospital, doctor, and treatment plan. Although the income is not high, I feel very satisfied that I can help others.
At the same time, I also started writing medical science articles. Through the online platform, the medical knowledge is popularized to the public and everyone's health awareness is improved. It's my responsibility and my interest.
Now, I'm working three jobs at the same time, and I'm busy every day, but I'm very fulfilling. I found my worth and found my happiness.
Leaving a tertiary hospital is a hurdle in my life. However, I stepped over. I proved myself that I can live well and even better than before.
I would like to tell those colleagues who are still struggling in tertiary hospitals not to be afraid to leave. The outside world is cruel, but there are infinite possibilities. As long as you dare to try and challenge, you will definitely find your own happiness.
Finally, I would like to say that the profession of a doctor is not only a job, but also a responsibility. We should always keep our mission in mind, serve patients, and contribute to society.
I believe that as long as we unite and work together, we will be able to build a healthier and better China.