u/tthrowawaydgj

I've seen the pattern during rotations and even now on reddit (Urolgoists would you pick urology again ? : r/Residency) and in surveys (70% burnout: https://www.auajournals.org/doi/full/10.1097/UPJ.0000000000001027)

It is known to be a lifesrtyle field (compared to other surgical specialties) and to have a wide variety of cool procedures with the fulcrum being endoscopic and robotic which is SICK, outcomes are good, pts are healthy, content is not too convoluted, procedures are quick and not that stressful... what's the deal?