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Various questions for cardiologist and adjacent professionals?

What is the hardest part of becoming a cardiologist?

Why did you choose to specialize in becoming a cardiologist.

Did you ever feel like giving up, and if so how did you deal with it.

How did you try to avoid burnout when studying for the many tests?

What is the biggest perk of the job?

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I'm not a Cardiologist but this is your path:
1. 4 years of high school
2. 4 years of college
3. 4 years of medical school
4. 3 years of internship and residency in Internal Medicine
5. Minimum of 2 years of cardiology (depending what type of cardiologist you would like to be). For example, you can be an interventional cardiologist or electrophysical cardiologist.
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