@ImTheRange said in How can I be a good doctor in modern medicine?:
I am a 1st year medical school student (Osteopathic, DO) in the United States. As many of you know, the "mainstream" scientific/medical establishment's advice for health/disease prevention and standard of healthcare is pretty radical and promotes disease. For example, my nutrition course claims saturated fat, sugar, and cholesterol are to be avoided and are correlated with adverse cardiac outcomes.
How can I be a good and honest doctor regarding this? I suspect I will end up giving dietary advice that follows a bio-energetic approach. I want to do this in an effective and honest way. I notice many become jaded and dissatisfied with their experiences in healthcare and doctors. How can I avoid the mistakes other doctors made before me?
I really appreciate your guys' insights
Go rouge
Get your MD
Then
Be independent
Don’t join a practice, a group or a hospital system
Will you make as much money?
No
Will the insurance companies make you drown in paperwork or red tape?
Yes
Will you have job satisfaction?
Yes
Will you be effective?
Yes
Will your practice grow?
Yes
Stay based
True to yourself
Self confident
Regardless of the horrors and brainwashing from the university and the medical industrial complex