Dr. Sulana Misra shares why she resigned from her civil surgeon role, revealing how ethical conflicts, threats to patient data, and rising political tensions pushed her to take a stand.

We forget that medical school leaves doctors with six-figure debt, mortgages, insurance costs, continuing education requirements, and the emotional toll of caregiving. — article written by The SoMeDocs Team via @somedocs.

From the article: when “superheroes” admit they feel stuck, it opens the door for peers, patients, and institutions to unite around a shared truth: doctors aren’t machines. via @somedocs.

A poignant reminder that physicians also face financial and emotional pressures, and that it’s humanizing, not complaining, when they post about it online.

The idea that stepping away from a study session might make you more effective, not less, can feel counterintuitive. — article written by The SoMeDocs Team via @somedocs.

From the article: Being a better medical student doesn’t mean studying longer, it means studying smarter. via @somedocs.

A short Instagram reel offers timely wisdom for medical students: stepping away from the books to recharge is not just okay, it’s essential for sustainable success.

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RT @DrCorriel: Truer words have not been spoken. I have been teaching this to colleagues for years. Enough of being owned. Even if you work….

An excerpt from Dr. Arthur Lazarus' book, in which he confronts the reality that some doctors wait for life to happen, while others chart their own course.

Your career doesn’t belong to the system. It belongs to you. — article written by The SoMeDocs Team via @somedocs.

From the article: Before you sign: read every clause. Question what doesn’t serve you. Get legal counsel. And plan for the “what if.” via @somedocs.

As physician employment shifts further into corporate hands, restrictive covenants like non-competes are quietly shaping (and sometimes stifling) the future of young doctors’ careers. competes/.

RT @PedsMamaDoc: DPC says your care should not be dictated by whether or not an insurance company feels like reimbursing today. — article w….

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Choosing to become a physician is not a binding contract to make it your entire identity forever. Times have changed, and so must our mindset. — article written by Ryan Nadelson, MD via @somedocs.

From the article: We must stop shaming those who seek a healthier, more sustainable path within or adjacent to medicine. — @rnadelson on TikTok via @somedocs.

Support physicians. Don’t politicize us. Chair of Internal Medicine, Dr. Ryan Nadelson, argues that physicians are human and medicine is a career, not a lifelong vow of self-sacrifice.

I’ve seen physicians post something heartfelt or vulnerable, only to feel surprised or hurt when others comment in ways they didn’t expect. But isn’t that the nature of public discourse? — article written by Dana Corriel, MD via @somedocs.