September 2016

This article discusses the wholesale side of medicine, exploring the why and how of physician involvement in healthcare policy.

If you are anything like me, despite working incredibly hard, not getting paid adequately for many years, and accumulating an incredible amount of debt, you could not imagine any other career.

This moment occurred during the middle of my first year of fellowship, and I felt overwhelmed by clinical responsibilities and a seemingly insurmountable learning curve. The question dawned on me: was I suffering from burnout?

It is amazing how technology captures our attention and plays a large role in day-to-day life.

Amer Zeidan, MBBS, MHS, an assistant professor of medicine (hematology) at Yale University, shares his story about his journey through training with Oncology Fellows, and talks about landing his dream career.