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Radiologists/Residents who hated MS3

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I'm an MS3 currently on my OB-Gyn rotation just coming off my surgery rotation and feeling totally and utterly burned out from MS3. I don't feel like I'm learning much and a lot of the stuff I'm exposed to I don't really care about. MS1-2 were stressful at times but felt satisfying to me. It's somewhat difficult for me to attribute why I feel miserable this year, but I think it primarily comes down to feeling stuck in place and useless with questionable learning.

I have been interested in radiology for the last year or so but have recently become somewhat disheartened by medicine as a whole. I look at the resident's on the service of surg/ob and wonder if I could even do it for another 5 years like a radiology residency requires. I'm not exposed to radiology residents much at my program and have little insight to how attainable it is to have a life outside of residency.

To the radiologists/residents out there, does it get better? Can I enjoy my hobbies again in residency and lead a somewhat normal life? Did anyone else feel like this in MS3?

Appreciate y'alls time and insight

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