Taking care of patients is not a job, it’s a calling. That’s why you put up with the long hours in overtime in a hospital, the brain-melting administrative burdens, and the long way until someone becomes an attending physician from a medical student. While it is generally accepted that work environment influences a person’s job satisfaction level significantly, for physicians, it is even more important. Your empathy, your focus, your attention or lack of all these come with a price. As human lives and health are at stake, the work of a physician requires full attention, being up-to-date and focused, having fast or, on the contrary, measured decision-making capabilities.