It’s a bold move to ask someone who’s not a funded clinical investigator and is barely considered an academic to give advice on how to have a successful career in academia. But ask, and ye shall receive.
This is a version of a talk I got to give to a group of MD-PhD students. Among other things, I gave my opinions on how to come to terms with competition, avoid burnout, balance clinical work, secure funding, and have a job you love.
However, the section that seems to resonate the most with viewers is my discussion of the Chuck E. Cheese Economy of Academic Medicine.
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(If you’re only interested in the Chuck E. Cheese analogy, tap the link above and fast forward to 13:06.)
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