Takeaway
“The new interns. I believe each generation of physicians gets better.” -Dr. David Hellman, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Passion in the Medical Profession | July 10, 2020 | <1 min read
Highlights
The opportunity to reconnect with family and friends.
Michael Crocetti, MD, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Time to really enjoy tending my garden.
Rachel Levine, MD, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Time to exercise with longer daylight hours.
Mike Fingerhood, MD, Johns Hopkins Medicine
This summer is the beginning of my Geri Pal fellowship, a journey that has already brought joy, wonder, and a strong sense of community.
Lingsheng Li, MD, Johns Hopkins Medicine
The promise of new beginnings back at Johns Hopkins with familiar places and familiar faces. Looking forward to a better half of 2020!
Ambereen Mehta, UCLA
Seeing brand new interns and residents join the ranks in July is always inspiring. They are eager and clear-eyed and remind us of our own motivations in this profession.
Chase Webber, DO, Vanderbilt University
My sweet baby (number three!) who will join us in the next couple of weeks. Babies always hold promise for a better future.
Mariah Robertson, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Appreciating the transient beauty of the season and making memories with loved ones near and far.
Gaye Cunnane, MD, Royal College of Physicians Ireland
Finding a little bit of peace and quiet outdoors.
Margot Kelly-Hedrick, MBE, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Hoping to see close family during what I hope is a safe window of opportunity.
Megan Gerber, MD, MPH, Boston University Medical Center
Waiting to reap the yields of my garden.
Colleen Christmas, MD, Johns Hopkins Medicine
The opportunity to share the joy of medicine with new interns!
Maddie Rodriguez, MD, Johns Hopkins Medicine
The new interns hold the most promise for me this summer. I believe each generation of physicians gets better.
David Hellman, MD, Johns Hopkins Medicine
My children—even on the tough days, knowing we must move forward for all of our children.