List of Drs I've encountered or heard of that I wish to emulate. No names will be mentioned tho you may be able to guess a few:
- Handsome, macho, cool, kind, keeps his team together, encourage open discussions, does what he does because he likes doing it (Peds Surgeon)
- Straight forward. Disciplined. "Wrong." (Colorectal Surgeon)
- Encourages doctors to be courteous at all times (Vascular Surgeon)
- Encourages to think and put yourself in a patient's shoes. "What if the patient is your mother? your sister? [man?]" (Upper GI Surgeon/Hepatobiliary Surgeon)
- Invites students to sit and discuss cases (Peds Surgeon)
- Stays kiddy and silly while being professional at the same time (Pediatrician)
- Good handwriting and documentation (O&G)
- Passion to teach, finds students to teach even tho it should be the other way round (O&G, fertility)
- Professional and courteous, never forcing a patient against his will (IM, chest team)
- Strive to be the best and attach to students with passion to teach while finding time to watch Anime and TV series (Ortho, Hand Surgeon)
- Encourage students to perform research (Ortho, Arthroplastic Surgeon)
- Encourage Islamic conducts, ethics, and revival of Islamic scholarship and publication (Anesthesiologist)
- Cool, calm, macho (ENT)
- Encourage self confidence, and strive to be the best, as well as perform research (2 opthalmologist)
- Goes back to the community and sacrifice time to help them (Family Medicine)
- Skillful, patient first attitude, couldn't give a damn about hospital policy (Cardiosurgeon, Team Medical Dragon, Peds Surgeon, Saijou No Meii [The Best Skilled Surgeon])
- Other countless Islamic physicians of old and other non-Muslims who dedicated their life for the pursuit of knowledge not only in medicine but in other areas of ilm without knowing the meaning of 'holiday'
Some quotes that stuck with me:
- Attitude, attitude, attitude, knowledge
- "Regardless of where you are (be posted) it is you who will make the difference for yourself."
- "Practice - Waking up early."
- "Cover your ass"
- "I have research, commitment to the community, a family, teaching you all. What do you have? And still you sleep."
- "Wrong."
- "Hey! Who do you think you are making me look like a stupid fool! You have to have ethics!"
- "When you see yourself look good, you look good."
I'm sure there's more but these are some I could think of now.
Other stuff:
I just read a bit about Imam Syafie. Despite memorizing the Al-Muwatta kitab, he still traveled and lived with Imam Malik, the writer of the book. By living with his teacher, not only did he learn direct from his but also indirectly by observing his habits and emulating them.
Lessons:
- Don't be arrogant even if you have all the knowledge in the world. because there are still things you don't know and need someone to teach.
- Have an idol and emulate the good things you see in him. Don't be too content with who you are right now.
- When you want something, especially knowledge, you need to sacrifice some of the things in life. Imam Syafie travelled from Mecca to Madinah to find and live with Imam Malik (mind you dulu takde kereta or bus) and he was from Ghazza, Palestine.
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