+1 very similar story in Canada. It blows my mind that super long shifts are the norm for a job that's generally more exerting/stressful than your average 9-5.

+1 very similar story in Canada. It blows my mind that super long shifts are the norm for a job that's generally more exerting/stressful than your average 9-5. But it's a viscious cycle now because of the shortages of qualified staff. Here in BC we have a full on crisis where family doctors are retiring at an alarming rate and not being replaced.