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What to do if i want to become a anesthesiologist and am wondering how much pressure is on you to perform?
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Med school/Residency: An anesthesiologist is a physician who had residency in anesthesia. The pressure to perform is always there, as it is in any other highly competitive and stressful healthcare environment.
Answered 12/22/2013
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