What is it like to be a female surgeon?

Wake up earlier than the chickens and sleep later than the dogs. The daily work is to receive patients, write medical records, prescribe medical orders, perform surgeries, change dressings, and handle discharge.

Surgeons are just busy and tired, sometimes they stand for seven or eight hours after surgery, and they also need to maintain a high level of mental concentration, because a little carelessness can lead to serious consequences.

I think life is very meaningful, and the boldness of surgery is really reassuring to be myself compared to the depressed atmosphere of internal medicine, and girls are more taken care of in surgery, and they can feel that they are women.

All professions need to be paid, and the impact on the family, although the surgeon is a little busier than the internist and spends less time on the family, but the career brings you pleasure and a slightly higher salary.

Compared with diseases that cannot be cured by internal medicine (about half of them are chronic diseases that cannot be cured), you can often meet patients with old faces, and the high rate of surgery ** brings a sense of achievement.

In internal medicine, it is a working machine, there are surgical departments suitable for women, and the development opportunities depend on the hospital and department leaders, which will not be too bad.

Seeing a whole piece of chicken in the dish and wanting to dissect it, it's like having obsessive-compulsive disorder, and the surgeon just wants to try everything he sees.

I have seen some big scenes, and when I encounter some problems in life, I will become very calm and calm.

It's very hard, the responsibility is great, and it is not understood by the patients!!

Studying medicine, gold ophthalmology, silver surgery, the most bitter and tiring obstetrics and gynecology ......Surgery is a department that is not too tiring to work in hospitals.

Being a doctor is a noble profession, and it is indeed hard to save lives.

Every day hospitals and departments want to benefit! Patients and families do not understand!!

I am a male student, I have been in a tertiary hospital for 11 years after graduating from my bachelor's degree, I can only be a "young" doctor, my superiors do not let go, patients only recognize old qualified doctors, do not trust "young" doctors--- surgeons are not the first choice for medical treatment.

Female surgeons have to get married, have children, breastfeed, and unconsciously remove two years when they become surgeons, which not only makes people have such and such concerns, but also affects their competitiveness, because after all, surgery is really in the hands, and practice is very important, and a good senior doctor also hopes to have a long-term coherent and skilled assistant.

Once the surgeon is old, he will be more affected by factors such as energy, and once he cannot focus, he can only "seal the knife". This is not the case in internal medicine. Unless the elderly have memory loss and Alzheimer's disease, it is really called "the older you are, the more valuable you are".

Of course, if you think clearly, and are willing to make sacrifices and overcome all difficulties, then the above is nothing, after all, most surgical diseases** are relatively straightforward, often have immediate contributions, and the occasional sense of accomplishment also makes me and most surgeons happy!

Shallow feelings, I hope it can help you!

Answer: When a girl becomes a surgeon, she has to get married, have children, and breastfeed in her working year, and unconsciously remove two years, which not only makes people have such and such concerns, but also affects their competitiveness, because after all, the real work of surgery is in the hands, and practice is very important, and a good senior doctor also wants to have a long-term coherent and skilled assistant.

Once the surgeon is old, he will be more affected by factors such as energy, and once he cannot focus, he can only "seal the knife". This is not the case in internal medicine. Unless the elderly have memory loss and Alzheimer's disease, it is really called "the older you are, the more valuable you are".

Although surgeons work with a variety of patients, including those who may have some changes in appearance, their main focus is on how to provide the best ** and surgical options to best meet the patient's health needs.

In the medical world, professionalism and professional ethics are very important. Surgeons focus on the patient's health, safety, and getting good results, rather than focusing too much on the patient's appearance. Their goal is to help patients regain their health and self-confidence through their professional skills and experience, as well as a conscientious work ethic.

Of course, doctors are human beings, and they may be aware of a patient's concerns or needs regarding their appearance. But as professionals, they treat each patient with empathy and respect, providing as comprehensive medical care as possible, and actively focusing on the mental health and well-being of the patient in the process.

All in all, surgeons are primarily concerned with the patient's health and medical needs rather than giving too much attention to the patient's appearance. Their role is to provide professional medical services to improve the health and quality of life of patients. They do their best to focus on and meet their needs while ensuring the best possible medical experience for each patient with professionalism and ethics.

On the question of whether surgeons value a woman's appearance very much, I would like to give you an objective one. First of all, I would like to emphasize that surgeons are medical professionals whose duty is to provide medical care to patients. Their primary focus is on the patient's health and illness**, not their appearance.

However, as doctors, surgeons need to pay attention to the patient's appearance when performing hand game surgery. This is because the purpose of surgery is to improve the patient's physical condition, including problems with physical appearance. Surgeons will perform surgeries to improve appearance problems according to the needs and expectations of the patient, such as plastic surgery, revision surgery, etc.

In this process, surgeons focus on the patient's appearance, but that doesn't mean they only value the woman's appearance.

The surgeon's focus on the patient's appearance is based on a medical and professional perspective, rather than personal preferences or biases. They will provide professional search advice and solutions according to the needs of patients and medical standards. Whether male or female, surgeons do their best to help them with their appearance and improve their self-confidence and quality of life.

Whether a surgeon values a woman's appearance or not varies from person to person, some people look at the person's personality, some people pay attention to the appearance, and some people value the inside.

Therefore, the surgeon cannot be used to decide whether to pay attention or pay attention to appearance, it is mainly a matter of fate and people.

Professionalism of the surgeon:

1. Doctors must insist on taking professional responsibility and adhering to ethical principles.

Surgeons must be responsible. Among our surgeons, the "senior physician accountability" has become our professional practice as surgeons. Our training in physician responsibility and ethical principles is almost blank.

Our physicians mainly learned the sense of responsibility as a physician from our grandson Haoqing's father. It should be noted that in most of our hospitals, the majority of surgeons are conscientious and responsible. This sense of conscious responsibility is based on the cultivation of the surgeon's own qualities.

It is a conscious action that is nurtured in a growing environment composed of society, family, and teachers. The Chinese advocate "being a socks master", and such a system has created the professional ethics of our doctors.

2. Should show respect, compassion and honesty towards the needs of patients and society, and put the interests of patients first.

In China, with the reform and opening up, the country's economy has developed rapidly, and our economic system has completed the transformation from a planned economy to a market economy. The commodity economy is holding the tide, and the newly wealthy Chinese doctors have encountered an unprecedented conflict of interest. The ills of the commodity economy are also gradually becoming apparent.

An important part of modern medical professionalism is to put the interests of patients first. Some scholars believe that professionalism must be premised on sacrificing the interests of physicians. The physician's sense of social responsibility, the level of ethics determines their attitude towards commercial interests.

3. Abide by the ethical principles related to medical care, patients' right to know, privacy, etc.

A surgeon's ethical skills are a prerequisite for being a good communicator. But we do lack training courses in these areas. In fact, the vast majority of our physicians can consciously or unconsciously reveal their professionalism.

They respect the rights of patients and communicate with patients normally. And so on, all of which stem from their personal love for their profession or what is called an instinctive professional quality. <>