Doctors Regret Going Into Medicine, What about those who regret their decision to enter medicine, or their subspecialty? As a student, I never openly heard from physicians about Quitting could mean leaving that salary behind. The grass is not any greener. For all the wonderful things that modern medicine has brought us, the You realize that dentists spend far more time in patient care and developing actual patient relationships than physicians, right? Medicine is based on insurance reimbursement and volume; the I know doctors who have been practicing for over 10 years that regret going into medicine. A new survey from the Physicians Foundation reveals decreasing job satisfaction among physicians, with 61% regretting their choice and only 4 in 10 recommending the career to younger Anyone here regret going into medicine? As I look at all the tired and beaten down doctors in the hospital, I always start wondering why we continue to put up with all this stress and burden. Do you ever regret not becoming a doctor? The answers are too binary for me. The could haves, would haves, and should haves will consume you if you let them. You can’t know if you 7 out of 10 physicians wont choose medicine again as a carrer. The sub is currently going dark based on a vote by users. Whenever I tell people I'm going into internal medicine I get non-encouraging responses, judgement, and feel as though I am looked down upon. It may be challenging to find a comparable paycheck in another career, leading to regret.
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