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07-09-2008, 11:34 PM

Kiezer

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Life of an infectious diseases (ID) specialist?

I want to be an ID specialist when I am older, and I was just wondering how my life would be, and about freetime (or lack thereof). I absolutely love the idea of this profession, and was just wondering whether or not I would have a 9-5 job (hopefully not) or sporatic working times. Also, I know that work times may also depend upon working at hospitals or having your own practice.

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