The life of a general doctor who got a job right after graduating from medical school.

(1)GP general
(2)The only thing I’ve tried is skin care and I’ve been using skin care around me. Cost-effectiveness, good, good.
(3)I work 49 hours a week.
(4)49 hours includes mealtime and breaktime.
(5)So the actual working hours are more than 40 hours.
(6)You can say that you work half as much as a university hospital major.
(7)I have a lot of time, so I can do a lot of things.^^
(8)Oh Sook-hee’s book this year was also written during the medical examination.
(9)I don’t really do 19 to 6.
(10)I go to work late. Around 10 o’clock.
(11)So I work 8 to 9 hours a day.
(12)I have some free time in the morning.
(13)It’s perfect for those who sleep late and have a lot of breakfasts.
(14)It’s really comfortable to have a private clinic. Since it’s my personal space.
(15)If I want to write a book, I can write a book or watch YouTube and rest.
(16)If I’m tired, I might just keep my eyes open for a while.
(17)There’s a gap between my procedures.
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(19)1G is comfortable. P.
(20)a two-person clinic
(21)If you don’t know anything, a big hospital.
(22)Hilton is good, everything is good.turn
(23)The salary is at least two to three times that of an intern at a university hospital.
(24)If you add more stems, you’ll get more incentives.
(25)If you get a lot, you can get four times more.
(26)I work about half the time lol
(27)Isn’t that too difficult?
(28)I don’t expect too much from the GP. LOL
(29)Most of them are medical treatment and stem routine prescriptions.
(30)It wasn’t that hard, so I was able to learn quickly.
(31)In my case, I get used to it after a month. Of course, it depends on the hospital.
(32)The monthly salary for each second year in 020 is 3.75 million won for human bacteria, 3.85 million won for first year resident, 3.82 million won for second year resident, 3.79 million won for third year resident, and 8.60 million won for three sets.
(33)It’s been 4 years.