What is the day in life of a surgeon?

5:30 AM:

Wake up and prepare

- Wake up and have a light breakfast.

- Get dressed in scrubs or surgical attire.

- Pack surgical instruments, supplies, and patient charts.

- Review the schedule and patient histories.

6:30 AM:

Arrive at the hospital and check-in

- Meet with the surgical team and discuss the day's procedures.

- Check the patient's vital signs and review their medical history.

- Prepare the operating room and ensures all equipment is in working order.

**7:00 AM - 12:00 PM:

Perform surgeries

- Perform a variety of surgical procedures, including appendectomies, hysterectomies, tumor removals, etc.

- Collaborate with the surgical team to ensure patient safety and successful outcomes.

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM:

Lunch break

- Take a break to eat lunch and recharge.

- Catch up on paperwork, charting, and communication with colleagues.

**1:00 PM - 4:00 PM:

Continue with surgeries or consultations

- Perform any additional surgeries or consultations scheduled for the day.

- Monitor the post-operative patients and manage any complications.

**4:00 PM - 6:00 PM:

Wrap-up and documentation

- Complete surgical notes and documentation.

- Review the day's outcomes with the surgical team.

- Prepare discharge instructions for patients being released.

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM:

Leave the hospital

- Exit the hospital and head home.

- Continue with any administrative or research work that needs attention.

7:00 PM:

Dinner and relaxation

- Enjoy dinner and spend time with family or relax.

- Review any upcoming surgeries or educational materials to prepare for the next day.

11:00 PM:

Go to bed

- Get adequate rest to prepare for another busy day of surgeries and patient care.