Physician Bloggers

I never thought I'd hit a midlife crisis. I'm a happy person. But the last half year has been roooooooough.

Don't you wish we could turn back the clock, marry a billionaire, and never have to deal with night shifts, school debts, and privileged patients?

I can’t say I’ve met any physician who seems super excited about Doctor’s Day. I got two texts—from nurses!

I honestly never want to do clinical medicine again. If I never have to read a new guideline it will be too soon, but I do miss the rush medicine used to give me.

In a previous article, I discussed how the erosion of professional collegiality among physicians is a growing failure of the current system. But we can't give up the fight. So here is my best advice for starting off right.

After 33 years caring for patients in Quebec, another physician suicide has left me heartbroken . . . and I can no longer stay silent.

Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on some of the moments of happiness that he encountered throughout his career, as well as the ‘after years.’

From Tsundoku to truth: Why the weighted page wins in a world of digital noise.

Moving from the precision of medicine to the stillness of a sabbatical, Dr. Mills explores what happens when we stop measuring our worth by what we complete.

The death of a friend and staple of the Calgary music scene, Tim Williams, has Dr. Ted Jablonski reevaluating his opinion on the worth of seemingly mindless conversation.