Public health conditions affecting doctors in Sub-Saharan Africa present unique challenges that influence both their well-being and the quality of healthcare delivery. From infectious diseases like tuberculosis and hepatitis to workplace-related stress and burnout, medical professionals face multiple occupational health risks. Limited access to preventive care, high patient loads, and inadequate health infrastructure further exacerbate these conditions. Addressing public health issues that impact doctors is crucial to sustaining an effective healthcare system—ensuring that those who care for others also receive the care, protection, and support they deserve.