William Richard “Rick” Abbott, MD, is an ER doctor who loves a challenge. He met his wife, Jean, on his first day of medical school‚Äîwhen he was assigned to a cadaver with her‚Äîand 42 years later they’re still colleagues, friends and lovers (TMI?). He’s a clinical professor at the University of Colorado where, if our […]
Alan M. Wagner, MD, is a doctor of obstetrics and gynecology from Oklahoma. He and his wife, Roz, traveled to the North Island of New Zealand for his first locum assignment with us and they loved it so much they went back for another adventure. This just in from New Zealand:
William LeMaire, MD, and his wife, Anne, have been traveling the world for most of their lives. They’ve lived in Africa, Japan, Pakistan, Chiapas (Mexico), the Marshall Islands, Australia and New Zealand. He’s currently working as a locum specialist in Sitka, Alaska, and their adventures are far from over. To anyone considering a locum tenens […]
By Kathryn Starkey, MD, and Molly Evans G’day from the Top End, Over 60,000 years ago, when the sea level was much lower, people walked from New Guinea to Northern Australia and these wanderers were the origin of the Australian Indigenous Aborigines. By the time Europeans arrived in 1788, the Aborigines — scattered throughout […]
By Kathryn Starkey, MD, and Molly Evans
Tom Helm Petersen, MD, is a GP from Denmark. He earned his medical degree at Aarhus University(which is consistently ranked as one of the world’s best universities) and lives in Hellerup, a municipality that’s bordered by Copenhagen and √òresund Sound. He loves to surf and do just about anything else in the water; he’s also a certified […]
On the eve of their departure from New Zealand, Kenneth Taylor, MD and Lori Taylor, MD, along with their two boys, Gavin and Griffin, sat down and penned a heartfelt last entry for their family blog:
By Kathryn Starkey, MD, and Molly Evans
By Kathryn Starkey, MD, and Molly Evans We had a few days to kill, so we decided to head south – across the Tasman Sea – to Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania. We were a bit overwhelmed to learn that over 100,000 people call Hobart home; however, we soon realized that Hobart is more […]
Nowhere in Dr. Leonard Bentch’s CV does it mention his knack for writing, but his talents extend well beyond Internal Medicine. A retired physician, Dr. Bentch was sailing the Caribbean when he received a call that took him on a six-month locum adventure with his wife, Sue. He recently put his many remembrances to paper, […]
Nowhere in Dr. Leonard Bentch’s CV does it mention his knack for writing, but his talents extend well beyond Internal Medicine. A retired physician, Dr. Bentch was sailing the Caribbean when he received a call that took him on a six-month locum adventure with his wife, Sue. He recently put his many remembrances to paper, […]
Nowhere in Dr. Leonard Bentch’s CV does it mention his knack for writing, but his talents extend well beyond Internal Medicine. A retired physician, Dr. Bentch was sailing the Caribbean when he received a call that took him on a six-month locum adventure with his wife, Sue. He recently put his many remembrances to paper, and we’re proud to […]
Dr. Steven Vilter’s passion for the Land Down Under is evident in the photos he takes and the stories that accompany them. Here’s his latest dispatch: Hello Everyone! We finally made it out to Tiri Tiri Matangi Island (an open nature and conservation reserve), which has been cleared off and grazed for 130 years. The […]
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