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10 Gifts for Every Physician’s Holiday List

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    Tired of getting the same old useless junk masquerading as a holiday gift? Hoping to get something a bit more thoughtful than a gift card? Or, perhaps you’re hard-pressed to find something good for the special physician in your life. Well, look no further.

    2020 has been difficult for American physicians, and we can think of no better way of honoring them than giving them something they’ll actually like for the holidays. Here are some ideas to add to your wish list, or to purchase for the doctor in your life.

    Disclosure: The following post includes purchase recommendations and uses affiliate links to Amazon products, allowing us to receive commission for purchases. These suggestions are our own.

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    Anova Sous Vide

    Amazon: $99.99

    The Anova Sous Vide may seem too sophisticated for the amateur or novice cook, but it actually makes cooking easier, simpler, and safer. The Anova heats and maintains a water bath to a specific temperature, ensuring that your meat reaches an optimal, safe temperature throughout. There’s no need to worry about over-cooking because the water will stay at a given temperature. Simply remove and sear for perfectly cooked meat every time. The bluetooth version of the Anova can even be controlled via an app.

    HelloFresh

    HelloFresh: $65-130

    Who would have thought that going to the grocery store would become a health risk? Hello Fresh reduces some of this pandemic-related risk by bringing quality ingredients, and recipes for preparing them, right to your door. HelloFresh is a good option for physicians who want to eat healthier in 2020, but may not have the time to plan meals or shop for groceries. It’s also great for doctors who want to learn how to cook.

    Aeropress

    Amazon: $38.98

    What doctor doesn’t enjoy a good cup of java? Throw away your French press. The Aeropress is the gift every coffee-loving physician didn’t know they needed. Once you learn how to use this clever little device, you’ll brew the perfect cup of coffee every single time. YouTube videos of different brewing techniques abound. If you enjoy fruit forward, single-origin beans, the Aeropress helps bring out the tasting notes that often get crushed by other brewing techniques.

    Medical mugs

    CafePress: About $10

    A perfect gift option to be given from the heart of one of your little ones. These medical-themed mugs won’t break the bank, and every time you fill it up, you’ll think of the child that gave it to you. The medical humor may also provide you with a smile, or serve as a conversation starter among your colleagues at the hospital or in your practice.

    Yeti Rambler mug

    Amazon: $29.98

    Perhaps you’re the kind of doctor who pours a cup of coffee and then remembers it an hour later. The Yeti Rambler 20 ounce insulated mug is the solution for you. We like its minimalist design. They’re BPA free and dishwasher safe, making cleanup a snap.

    Bose headphones

    Amazon: $269

    Hearing your favorite music on a quality pair of headphones can be like hearing it for the first time. Bose consistently ranks among the best headphones, and this noise-canceling model can make even a crowded airport terminal or subway car seem like a private oasis. Make them a part of your end-of-day, de-stressing ritual.

    Withings blood pressure cuff

    Amazon: $99.95

    Withings offers a fresh take on the classic blood pressure cuff, enabling it with bluetooth to send readings to a smartphone or tablet. It’s a great gift option for the technophile physician, or any doctor looking to impress patients with the latest and greatest technology. Cardiologists may find the Withings cuff useful for helping patients manage their blood pressure. Those looking to manage their hypertension can upload readings to their smartphone and send them to you or your practice.

    Anker portable charger

    Amazon: $36.52

    You’ve probably been here before. You’re at the hospital or your practice, and your phone is dying. But, of course, you don’t have a charger. And if you did, you can’t exactly put your phone down somewhere to charge it while you’re working. Ask for this Anker portable charger. Juice it up, and throw it and a short charging cable into your work bag. Leave them there. When your phone is running low, plug it in and stick the phone and charger back into your pocket. Then, carry on. This one will charge just about any phone or device you can think of.

    Ultra repair cream

    Amazon: $26.99

    Most of us are walking around with hands that look like leather right now. Harsh disinfecting soaps take their toll on our skin, and dry winter air doesn’t help either. That’s where Ultra Repair Cream comes in. It’s dermatologist tested and safe for all skin types. Slather some on before you go to bed to undo the damage done by extra hand hygiene.

    TLC for Your Feet

    Amazon, Foot Massager Roller: $19.75

    Amazon, Compression Socks: $8.59-$16.99

    Long shifts make for tired feet. The compression socks are made of a higher percentage of moisture-wicking fabric to make sure that your feet stay comfortable and dry all day long. The tighter fit is preferred by athletes for allegedly promoting blood flow and recovery. Funky color and design options abound. At the end of your shift, spend a few minutes working your tired feet on the foot massager roller to relax your plantar fascia.

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