Do female doctors have a hard time dating?

Unfortunately, as is the struggle for all educated women, female physicians and medical students find it harder to successfully date for a myriad of interesting reasons. And, unsurprisingly, it is even more difficult for women of color.

Do male doctors marry female doctors?

About 80% of physicians are married, according to a recent online survey, and these doctors often marry other doctors or other health professionals. Meanwhile, 35% of male doctors are married to nonphysician health professionals, and 11% of women physicians are married to such health professionals.

Do doctors want to date other doctors?

It is very likely for doctors to be attracted to and pursue a relationship with someone they spend a lot of time with. AMA Insurance reports in the 2014 Work/Life Profiles of Todays U.S. Physician that 40 percent of doctors marry other doctors or health care professionals.

Do doctors rely on nurses?

Whether they work in the office, hospital or another care setting, physicians rely on excellent nursing to ensure that patients receive the best care. By advocating, providing education and keeping an eye out for red flags, excellent nurses can play a critical role in keeping patients safe and healthy.

Are nurses or doctors happier?

Nurse practitioners still get to help people, and they seem to be a lot happier than doctors. Nurse practitioners report much greater career satisfaction, work fewer hours and have more time with patients. Primary care physicians appear more beleaguered and work longer hours but are better paid.