Medicine and culture Grey’s Anatomy, Seinfeld, and DO tattoos: Top pop culture and lifestyle stories Some DOs wear tattoos, others win Tony Awards, and one will forever be famous for his memorable performance in a classic children’s movie. Dec. 17, 2018Monday Nikitta Foston Contact Nikitta Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Topics Grey's Anatomymediapop cultureSeinfeldtattoosTony Awards Whether you love to spot the inaccuracies in medical dramas from your couch, have Seinfeld catchphrases “tattooed on your brain” or are a theater buff, you’ll enjoy these stories about pop culture, lifestyle and DOs. 1. ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ vs. real-life residency: You already know how this turns out While the hit medical show, now in its 15th season, continues to garner rave reviews, Amanda Kirzner, DO, MPH, says real-world residency is nothing like the thrill-a-minute world at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital. The drama on “Grey’s Anatomy” doesn’t compare well with the realities of emergency rooms and operating rooms. 2. Scene-stealing Matilda actor is now a DO While his first love was acting, James Karz, DO, grew to love osteopathic medicine’s focus on helping the whole patient. Profiled in 2015 when he was still a medical student, Dr. Karz told The DO that he applies lessons from his acting days to medicine. “You can’t always expect things to go smoothly. You have to be prepared for anything to happen,” he said. Child actor James Karz, DO, (center) was in the hit-movie Matilda before medical school. 3. Top 6 medical moments from Seinfeld – and what doctors can learn from them Despite being an epic comedy about “nothing,” Seinfeld managed to cover almost everything about everyday life, including health, medicine and doctors, with hilarious results. The groundbreaking comedy, Seinfeld, first aired 26 years ago -- before smartphones, DVDs and the rise of the Internet -- but remains surprisingly relevant today. 4. How 2 DOs turned their passion for Broadway into producing a Tony Award-winning musical In 2018, Drs. Jeffrey Grove and Michael Jackowitz became Tony Award-winning producers when “Once on This Island” was recognized for Best Revival of a Musical. Jeffrey Grove, DO, (left), Ken Davenport (center), and Michael Jackowitz, DO, (right) won the 2018 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical. 5. Should doctors show their tattoos at work? DOs speak out As entertainers and celebrities embrace their tattoos, so has the medical profession and DOs. Jedidiah Ballard, DO, and several other physicians are in favor of ink, with some saying it helps them connect to their patients. But other DOs say they don’t think tattoos belong in a medical workplace. More in Lifestyle Top holiday gifts for physicians and med students in 2024 Jeanne Sandella, DO, put together her top gift ideas for DOs, with suggestions for every kind of DO in your life, including foodies, travelers and gamers. A quarter of medical students rarely see their friends, report finds Although sustaining friendships can be a challenge for anyone, medical students, especially first-years, are having a hard time fitting these relationships into their packed schedules. Previous articleThe enhanced COMLEX is here Next articleNew dean at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Top holiday gifts for physicians and med students in 2024 Jeanne Sandella, DO, put together her top gift ideas for DOs, with suggestions for every kind of DO in your life, including foodies, travelers and gamers.
A quarter of medical students rarely see their friends, report finds Although sustaining friendships can be a challenge for anyone, medical students, especially first-years, are having a hard time fitting these relationships into their packed schedules.
I do believe if one goes through the archives of Seinfeld, Cozmo Kramer did mention once about seeing his DO about issues with his SI do to his wallet…. Dec. 26, 2018, at 8:35 pm Reply