This book is a story of becoming and being a family physician, now retired after nearly 54 years of practice. Examples of Dr. Howie Wolf's challenges, joys, and humor are sprinkled throughout and included are his views on racism, medical malpractice, and health care reform.
This book is a story of becoming and being a family physician, now retired after nearly 54 years of practice. Examples of Dr. Howie Wolf's challenges, joys, and humor are sprinkled throughout and included are his views on racism, medical malpractice, and health care reform.
Foreword Prologue Early Years Education: College & Medical School Internship United States Navy Private Practice Begins in Longmont Lafayette Practice Teaching Clinica Campesina Activities Examining an Old Adage: Doctors Should Avoid Lawyers Final Chapter
Foreword Prologue Early Years Education: College & Medical School Internship United States Navy Private Practice Begins in Longmont Lafayette Practice Teaching Clinica Campesina Activities Examining an Old Adage: Doctors Should Avoid Lawyers Final Chapter
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