A »Practicing medicine in rural or underserved areas can present challenges such as limited access to resources, fewer specialists, and potential professional isolation. These areas often face shortages of medical staff and equipment, making it difficult to provide comprehensive care. However, serving these communities offers rewarding opportunities to make a significant impact, build strong patient relationships, and develop versatile skills by addressing diverse health needs with creativity and resilience.

A »Practicing medicine in rural or underserved areas poses challenges such as limited resources, fewer specialists, and heavy workloads. Healthcare providers may also face difficulties in accessing continuing education and maintaining work-life balance. Additionally, they often encounter complex social determinants of health and cultural barriers, making it harder to deliver effective care.