Takeaway
Giving time and kindness are perhaps the best gifts of all.
Passion in the Medical Profession | May 14, 2021 | <1 min read
Highlights
I take the time to understand other cultures and faith traditions! Best wishes to my Muslim colleagues!
Dr. Howard Liu, University of Nebraska
I try to be giving of my time for others.
Dr. Chase Anderson, UCSF
I try to do the same, but with boundaries. I can't give indefinitely at all times lest I be left a shriveled husk of a primary care physician.
Dr. Carl Streed, Boston Medical Center
I’m pretty intentional about kindness. I often think kind thoughts but as an introvert it does take energy for me to speak up, or even to make eye contact and smile. I try to plan this out each morning and review my day each evening to ensure I'm sowing kindness.
Dr. Colleen Christmas, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Offering daily the gift of time, smiling, actively listening to others, and using gestures that convey caring. Eid Kareem for those who celebrate!
Dr. Aline Charabaty, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Trying to be generous with my time and give when it’s needed. It seems to be my most precious resource.