Today, I will talk about what it was like being a doctor and seeing the change of public support as the pandemic first began and what has started to occur as people are hoping to close this chapter of the pandemic.
In this episode, we will discuss:
-The past & present status of the physician
-How the pandemic highlighted how physicians were viewed
-The importance of recognizing when you are having an impact on your community.
-The essence of physicians realizing how important of a factor they are in people's lives even when we don't get the admiration we deserve
Tune in to today's show and be inspired as I share "How to Make an Impact Despite the Obstacles".
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