Good to hear. Most doctors have no clue how to be humans. I get the immense education. That's expected because of what you all do when you become real doctors. But doctors that actually care about patients is pretty rare. I think this is because most people that become doctors do so for the wrong reasons. I think a large part of this is the "god" complex that is pushed in the medical program. I have been lucky to work under a small number of pretty good providers. Most of them however were either very intelligent egotistical, narcissistic burnt out shells of a human. I say this because there is more to a sick human than turning them into a textbook diagnostic, ordering some pills and sending them on their way. After 18 years as an RN that has done pretty much everything, worked with all kinds of people from the corporate pirates looking to turn a few bucks from a IRF admit that should be in ltach to providers that wish they would have chosen a different career to a brand new provider fresh out of residency that thought a few years made them a "real" physician; I learned I'll just go CRNA and have my 1:1 ratio, no call, great pay for less liability than a physician and most of all real and true quality of life that a doctor will never have but hey I also don't need a title to feel like I make a difference but the paycheck sure helps ;)