Hello, radiologists of reddit.
I'm a general practitioner and next month I'm choosing my medical specialty. I've never considered radiology as a specialty during med school years since you don't get to see much in those years, until I prepared for the medical residency tests.
I wanted to become a clinician, but during my rotations and intern year, the day to day kind of disappointed me.
I have some doubts about the profile of a radiologist, like what kind of qualities would define a good radiologist such as space intelligence (is this learnable?) or AI in the future.
Also, what would you recommend in order to choose a hospital to become a radiologist?
Thank you in advance.
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