Whether its MBBS, BAMS, BHMS, BSc or MSc. Every path seems clear from away.
The truth is, it’s complicated, tough and often not what you expect.
We are unsure what our daily life be like in 5-10 years in your chosen field. Sometimes we aren’t ready for the sacrifices we will have to make. It inckudes giving it our all time, energy and personal space
Is this a career for you… or a long-term commitment to a way of life? This journey isn’t about studying subjects.
It’s about becoming someone who can handle responsibility, pressure and uncertainty in healthcare.
The real question is: are you becoming capable in healthcare or just qualified?
Lets have an honest discussion. What do you think is the most underrated skill, in healthcare?
I think the most underrated skill is public dealing. Someone who knows how to handle tough conversations will fare really well in the healthcare field.
I think empathy and compassion is the most underrated skill in healthcare, you just have to increase number of patients, show results, emotions are the last to come, may it be doctor’s or patient’s.
The most underrated skill would be learning emotional resilience along the way. The skill to show up no matter how you feel on inside is something every healthcare professional learns. There is pressure, ups, downs, failures, incomplete assignments, but we cope up .
Medicine and Healthcare teaches you more than just the subject. In a way it guides us in handling and dealing with our life that looks out to be necessary at any cost
Understanding what’s necessary in the field, communication, keeping up with emerging technologies, being keen to explore, learn, upskilling practically and ready to take up opportunities are plus in healthcare sector because, just being good at theory and subject especially as a student is not at all enough to sustain and grow in this competitive field.