Junior doctors spend a long time mastering medicine, but unfortunately, lots of them find that they don't get into the clinical specialty which they wanted, simply because there aren’t enough post-graduate seats available. They get frustrated, because the paid seats are exorbitantly expensive, while the others are so fiercely competitive that they may have to wait for years before they get in. They get frustrated, and then either try to go abroad or to change their specialty. This is not a great solution, given the fact that they have already invested so much time and energy and in learning medicine.
This is why young Indian doctors should actively explore nonclinical career options. Thus, I am on the Board of a one of the company which provides clinical scribing services for physicians in the US. This is a great career opportunity for Indian doctors who want to be a part of clinical…
