Should I still be in schizophrenia medicine?? - #9711

I’m a dedicated medical professional who completed my degree in 2023. However, my journey in medicine began much earlier—since 2018, I have been consistently involved in clinical practice, gaining valuable hands-on exposure across various disciplines. This early and continuous engagement with the field has helped me develop a strong clinical foundation, sharpen my diagnostic skills, and shape my approach to patient-centered care. Worked in DISTRICT GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR 1 YEAR DURING COVID. WORKED IN ENT, PEDIA, OPHTHALMOLOGY, DERMA, MEDICINE, EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT. Over the years, I’ve worked in diverse healthcare environments where I had the opportunity to observe and assist in managing a broad spectrum of medical cases. From general outpatient services to inpatient care and emergency settings, I’ve built experience in handling both acute and chronic conditions. My interactions with patients and mentors have taught me the importance of empathy, clear communication, and evidence-based treatment strategies. My training has also included exposure to preventive health, health education, and community care—areas I believe are essential for long-term wellness. I am particularly focused on ensuring that every patient I see feels understood, informed, and empowered in their healthcare decisions. I approach each case with sincerity, clinical reasoning, and a commitment to continuous learning. With a deep passion for internal medicine and general practice, I continue to expand my skills through daily clinical work and academic enrichment. I believe in providing ethical, efficient, and compassionate care, while building trusting relationships with patients and their families. My goal is to contribute meaningfully to the well-being of every individual I treat and grow each day as a responsible, knowledgeable, and patient-focused doctor.