Prescription for excellence What makes a successful physician? DOs and medical students weigh in Watch the video to hear from physicians and medical students about what makes a physician thrive. Aug. 23, 2017Wednesday Ashley Altus Contact Ashley Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Topics House of Delegates 2017video In the eyes of several DOs, success as a physician requires much more than cultivating a mastery of medicine. Successful physicians remember their humanity, truly care for their patients and bring humility to their role, they say. The DO asked physicians and medical students what makes a successful physician during the 2017 House of Delegates meeting. Watch the video above for their full responses. Here’s a sampling of what they said: More in Lifestyle Beyond the Hill: Making the most of DO Day in Washington, D.C. Connect with lawmakers and explore D.C.’s landmarks, museums and local gems during DO Day. In Memoriam: AOA AVP Chaunessie Baggett, who served the organization for 26 years “Chaunessie’s career was truly extraordinary,” said AOA President Robert G.G. Piccinini, DO, D.FACN. “Her smile warmed the hearts of all who crossed her path, and she always took a genuine interest in the well-being of others.” Previous articleMilitary medicine: Keeping pilots in flying form Next articleSeeking nominations for AOA Distinguished Service Award
Beyond the Hill: Making the most of DO Day in Washington, D.C. Connect with lawmakers and explore D.C.’s landmarks, museums and local gems during DO Day.
In Memoriam: AOA AVP Chaunessie Baggett, who served the organization for 26 years “Chaunessie’s career was truly extraordinary,” said AOA President Robert G.G. Piccinini, DO, D.FACN. “Her smile warmed the hearts of all who crossed her path, and she always took a genuine interest in the well-being of others.”