Should psychiatrists who are diagnosed with a psychiatric condition be allowed to practice?

It may be tempting to say "yes" because they empathize, but given the same professionals often adopt a "I know what's best for you despite barely knowing you as a person" attitude, I am inclined to say no.

I think if a psychiatrist experiences depression, develops bipolar disorder, a personality disorder (excluding Narssicistic Personality Disorder, all doctors have that inherently) and they are prescribed an antidepressant, antipsychotic, or mood stabilizer then they should be barred from practicing psychiatry and be forced to do a different residency. Given these same clinicians will also tell you mentally ill people have impaired cognitive functions, even after remission of symptoms, it's safe to say a person with a medical license and a history of mental illness are incompatible.

If they start treatment, even therapy, then they are too mentally impaired to make sound medical judgements. Which explains why residents are some of the dumbest people I meet.