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<blockquote data-quote="kirks5oh" data-source="post: 16795938" data-attributes="member: 23235"><p>Brother, you just don’t understand, so I’ll break it down. The worst stretch of call I did as a surgical resident was pediatrics. I was on call every other night for 6 weeks. That means working from 5:30 am on Monday to at least noon on Tuesday. And then coming in Wednesday morning at 5:30 am, and working till Thursday noon. You get the pattern. Only most days we didn’t go home post-call at noon. We would stay till 5. Those are 36 hour shifts. On repeat for 6 weeks. No sleep while on call. Just constant miserable work. </p><p></p><p> Almost 20 years later, I’m still working through the night sometimes on call, and working till 6pm the next day. </p><p></p><p> No matter how hard I worked during that time frame, I knew others before me had worked harder so I didn’t bitch or complain. That’s some advice to live by, my friend. How about that “tuition money”?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kirks5oh, post: 16795938, member: 23235"] Brother, you just don’t understand, so I’ll break it down. The worst stretch of call I did as a surgical resident was pediatrics. I was on call every other night for 6 weeks. That means working from 5:30 am on Monday to at least noon on Tuesday. And then coming in Wednesday morning at 5:30 am, and working till Thursday noon. You get the pattern. Only most days we didn’t go home post-call at noon. We would stay till 5. Those are 36 hour shifts. On repeat for 6 weeks. No sleep while on call. Just constant miserable work. Almost 20 years later, I’m still working through the night sometimes on call, and working till 6pm the next day. No matter how hard I worked during that time frame, I knew others before me had worked harder so I didn’t bitch or complain. That’s some advice to live by, my friend. How about that “tuition money”? [/QUOTE]
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