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8 Lewis Katz School of Medicine
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5. What are some important lessons youVe learned during your career in medicine? While seasons come and go, first line therapies, treatment guidelines, and the science of medicine changes with advancing knowledge, the art of practice remains constant. I am continually reminded of Francis Peabody’s notion that the secret of the care of the patient is in caring for the patient. Patients will be your greatest teachers and many of these patients will enter your lives, stamp your hearts, and you will, in a way completely appropriate and proper, love them. Health is something very personal to individuals and therefore advancing health as opposed to health care must involve relationships and personal connections. Allow yourself to connect and do not fight it. This is what it means to be a physician. 6. What are some of your hobbies? Aside from waiting for additional Philadelphia sports championships and celebratory parades, I have always been interested in politics and history. I’m a far cry from a foodie but enjoy trying new restaurants, particularly hole-in-the-wall places with the best food. Love drawing, live music, and my family will tell you watching the same movies over and over again. 7. What is a challenge you've encountered so far in your career? While there are many to mention, I’ve had several transition points in my career to date that either led to changes in practice or changes in location. These decisions did not come without significant discernment and consternation. Having a path or a course for yourself and your career is a positive thing but regardless of how planned it might be, when faced with a difficult decision, the best we can do is make the decision as wisely as possible and then forget about it. Absolute certainty never arrives. Taking risks is important and can lead you in a new direction and on a new path that will lead you on journey that you never could have imagined. 8. Favorites: movie, food, TV show, song? Movie - Brian’s Song Food - Chicken Parmesan TV Show - How I Met Your Mother Song - Imagine by John Lennon Temple University 7
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