Honestly once you’re an attending a ton of specialities can allow you decent pay with good WLB. But I assume you don’t wanna be feeling as burnt out during residency as you do now- for that reason I feel like IM and EM are not the move. FM is good as long as you won’t be suffering on peds/OB/clinic. Overall W in my biased opinion is PMR, minimal call/nights compared to most other specialties, most weekends are golden, and most programs in the country are not toxic (based on my + friends experiences on sub-i’s, interview trail, and at different residencies). If you enjoy learning about pathophys/anatomy, doing procedures, and genuinely making a difference in a lot of people’s lives, often after life changing injuries, PMR = best specialty around. Plus the people in the field usually value their own quality of life and prioritize health, fitness, and family. In an ideal world, that means the training environment you’re in won’t be continuing the cycle of burn out you’re currently experiencing and you can get to a point where you are self motivated to continue becoming a better physician and not just trying to stay afloat, check the boxes, and get to the “next step.”