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What other specialties would you like me to cover in this series?
Great interview Katie!
great video, i’ll def be considering this path
soldiers lead the way, hooah
Is it the same as pediatric Surgery?!?!
No, intensivists are critical care physicians. To specialize in critical care medicine, a doctor who has completed residency would further specialize in a critical care fellowship. Surgeons, anesthesiologists, internists, pulmonologists, and Pediatricians are among the types of doctors who further chose to specialize in critical care medicine.
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