The following pages will introduce you to some of them. They work in rural clinics and the world's top research schools. They practice in Appalachian hospitals and sprawling inner-city medical centers. Each is uniquely different, blessed with specific skills and entrusted with the care of human life.
Servants make the best physicians, mentored of course, by The Great Physician.
Despite all those advantages, they couldn't learn how to read. Many of the children Sherry sees today in Houston at the Meyer Center for Developmental Pediatrics at Texas Children's Hospital also have problems learning to read. The young patients she evaluates and the residents she instructs as a faculty member at Baylor College of Medicine have no idea what Sellers went through to be able to help them. I thought about getting a Ph.D. in reading, but one of my students was coming to the Meyer Center, and I asked the staff here what I should do. Physicians there treat patients with conditions hampering motor or cognitive language development.