Residents make list of most stressful jobs
Residency Program Connection, August 16, 2010
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Medical interns made the list of the Christian Science Monitor’s list of the top five stressful jobs. According to the paper, medical interns have the fifth most stressful job due to long hours, difficult work, and low pay. Other jobs on the list include inner city high school teachers, miners, and police officers.
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