Continuing on from last week's episode, Dev and Dr James* go deeper discussing boundaries in small communities, navigating burnout, and how rural doctors approach money, cost of living and investing while working in isolated areas. They chat about:

👉🏻 living and working in a tight-knit town

👉 boundaries with neighbours and patients

👉🏼 isolation, guilt and burnout risks

👉🏾 cost of living & lifestyle differences

👉🏽 workforce incentives and income realities

👉🏿 how James invests and builds wealth long-term

*Name changed for privacy

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544 is rural medicine worth it? community, burnout & money (part 2)

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