Tips for doctors looking to pursue a new career outside of medicine | How to find non-clinical jobs

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For doctors who are looking to pursue a new career outside of medicine but do not know where to start, this is the video for you.
I share 6 tips that I've learned through the years, which you can easily take advantage of to find and land your next non-clinical job opportunity!
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Hi, I'm Le. I'm a doctor who left my stable medical career with no real plans or job lined up.
I now help other doctors think outside the box, pave new paths, and create new opportunities. With a network of smart and talented people, my mission is to improve quality of life, increase longevity, and decrease the burden on the healthcare system.
My mission is to empower people to be a healthier version of themselves today than they were yesterday!
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[@taleyag8800]

This video has a LOT of tips. Thank you!

[@LeDammm]

You’re welcome! I hope they’re helpful

[@thenmozhiayyanar4698]

long story short.. i love health care .. but I'm interested in many things,.. I like to know why u joined medicine.. i mean that's a long term process. And what's ur opinion on alternative medicines.
Here goes that long story..
I'm a 17 yr old trying to make a decision about my career.. i love science and i always wanted to be a doctor, but now i feel like becoming a doctor is a big commitment. Here in India we have neet exams to enter medicine, i didn't do well ( there's a option to repeat the exam next yr). So i thought of few different careers, teaching, researcher, environmental engineer.. but I'm afraid to leave something i always wanted to be..
Do u have any advice ?
Thank you for your time..💜

[@LeDammm]

I loved studying biology in high school, and during my free time, I would read and study everything I could about health. I believed that pursuing a career in medicine was the most reasonable path to use my passion for health to help people, but what I've learned is there are a lot of ways to use your passion and interests to help others. Teachers, researchers, and engineers all help people in their own ways. The more important thing is to find out what will give you meaning and purpose. Every career has its challenges, but when something gives you energy and makes you feel alive even when things are tough, that's when you know you've found your calling. I hope this helps ❤