
A doctor discusses the long and difficult road to becoming a physician. He describes the workday, the requirements necessary for premedicine, the four years of medical school, internship and beyond.
This text investigates the rigorous academic, physical, and psychological requirements necessary for an individual to successfully navigate the path to becoming a licensed physician. Dr. Alan Nourse, drawing upon his professional experience, outlines the sequential stages of medical training. He provides a realistic assessment of the commitment required, from undergraduate pre-medical studies through the demanding years of medical school, internship, and residency. The work serves as a foundational overview of the medical profession's structure and the daily realities of clinical practice.
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Readers frequently note that this text provides a clear, pragmatic look at the medical career path without unnecessary embellishment. Experts highlight this as a foundational text for students considering the medical field due to its honest depiction of the profession's demands.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1963-01-01
Publisher:
Harpercollins Juvenile Books
ISBN-10:
0060049219
ISBN-13:
9780060049218
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