The Year THEY Tried to Kill Me
Surviving a surgical internship...even if the patients don't
Summary:
The book is a memoir that provides a candid and humorous look at the grueling life of a surgical intern, detailing the intense workload, sleep deprivation, and emotional trials faced during the author's first year of surgical residency. It offers insight into the medical field's challenges and the resilience required to navigate life-and-death situations while maintaining one's sanity and sense of humor.
Key points:
1. Medical Internship Reality: The book gives an unfiltered view of a surgical intern's life, highlighting the pressure, long hours, and emotional strain. It contrasts the media's glamorous doctor image with the profession's actual demands.
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