For most students, the holidays are a time to take a break from the rigors of school, catch up on sleep, and spend time with family and friends; however, this isn’t the case for many medical students. Whereas most students get to enjoy their holidays off, many third and fourthyear medical students have to spend their holidays in the hospital or clinic for their clerkships. But should they? Let's talk about it.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Purpose of Clinical Rotations
01:15 Should Medical Students Work Holidays?
06:46 Final Thoughts

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