Forbes June 30, 2020
35,040 hours. That’s equal to four years, the typical length for completing medical school. And that’s not including the countless hours of studying, stressing and not sleeping. It’s certainly an accomplishment that deserves to be celebrated and applauded. Although graduation celebrations took place virtually this year due to COVID-19, it certainly does not make becoming a physician any less meaningful or impactful; it’s quite the opposite.
Dr. Adam Wulkan, director of laser & cosmetic dermatology at Lahey Hospital and Medical Center shared the passion needed to go into medicine. “Pursuing a career in medicine has and always will be a calling to help others. The science and practice of medicine are constantly evolving. It requires an eternal thirst for knowledge...
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