There are few professions that inspire more respect, but also fear, than that of a doctor. After all, hardly anyone willingly or even happily goes to the hospital—except, of course, the doctor themselves. But who are these people that deal with various ailments day in and day out, apparently enjoying it? Well, that question can't be answered so simply, as the medical profession is as diverse as life itself, and therefore not all doctors are the same. However, it’s not just the varied work and the diversity of specialties that make the role of the "demigod in white" something truly special. The interaction with people from all walks of life also significantly enlivens the daily routine of a doctor. Prejudices are just as out of place as the desire for regulated working hours or a lunch break. Being a doctor is not something one simply becomes.