merci Posted January 16, 2017 Report Share Posted January 16, 2017 I'm considering going to medical school with intention of becoming a family doctor in a rural or semi-rural area in BC (ie Prince George/Kamloops). I have not shadowed a GP so I was hoping someone on here could speak to the realities of being a GP. Does it ever get boring or is there opportunity for continuous learning? If I had a family and only wanted to work 3 days a week, could I do that? And how much would I expect to make? What does your average day look like? Is it easy to pick up and move to a different town? Any other bits if advice/reality you can give me would be much appreciated! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
katakari Posted January 19, 2017 Report Share Posted January 19, 2017 I'm considering going to medical school with intention of becoming a family doctor in a rural or semi-rural area in BC (ie Prince George/Kamloops). I have not shadowed a GP so I was hoping someone on here could speak to the realities of being a GP. Does it ever get boring or is there opportunity for continuous learning? If I had a family and only wanted to work 3 days a week, could I do that? And how much would I expect to make? What does your average day look like? Is it easy to pick up and move to a different town? Any other bits if advice/reality you can give me would be much appreciated! Kamloops is great. I did an ER elective there. Despite that, I worked almost solely with family doctors who were very talented. The entire inpatient service was also run by family doctors, I believe there may have been an internal med consultation service but I can't remember. Many family doctors saw their own inpatients. They ran the show. Lot's of great stuff to do nearby. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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