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There are a lot of jobs that are 24/7/365 without proper coverage from coworkers so people are always available and can’t turn off. Other jobs won’t call you o

There are a lot of jobs that are 24/7/365 without proper coverage from coworkers so people are always available and can’t turn off. Other jobs won’t call you off shift but if you just had to deal with something traumatic like a car wreck it’s hard to leave that at work as well.

throwaway2037 3y ago
> There are a lot of jobs that are 24/7/365 without proper coverage from coworkers so people are always available and can’t turn off. This comment is oddly specific. It reads like you are writing from personal experience. Besides emergency medicine, what else qualifies?
- riahi 3y ago
  It describes almost every role in the field of medicine.
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  - throwaway2037 3y ago
    I don't hear these complaints from nurses during HN discussions. Only doctors.