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I have worked part time since having my first child 7 years ago. I have two now, it gets harder as they start school , as their needs are so&nbsp; much more. Juggling clinical work in a consultnat pos
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how much does one compromise when it comes to your children and your career

posted at 6/7/2012 3:47 PM BST on bmj.com
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I have worked part time since having my first child 7 years ago. I have two now, it gets harder as they start school , as their needs are so  much more. Juggling clinical work in a consultnat post is tough, but having thad to give up reseach and academia , has meant more time at home , but not sure it has meant more quality time with the kids as I am forever thirsty for more intellectual stimulation.
Can one really do it all ?


Re: how much does one compromise when it comes to your children and your career

posted at 6/7/2012 7:42 PM BST on bmj.com
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I think it depends on what you want out of life, and what support you have.

I have a full time consultant post, I'm a senior lecturer for the University, I have a bit of a research interest, I train 20 hours a week for triathlon, I have 2 boys (8 and 6) and my wife works full time as a GP.  My nearest relative is 300 miles away in Yorkshire.  

I think we get by.

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