Yes, boss!
    Once again, in this I have been fortunate. I haven't had a poor experience with any medical director that I've had the pleasure of working with. Nevertheless, there does exist an unspoken and unwritten rule of maintaining decorum that I can't explain. Perhaps I've just gotten used to respecting my senior consultants in general.
    Remarkably, I've noticed the same about myself when it comes to pretty much anything. I have a strong sense of honor and respect to those who have bla...

Give it to me straight... but not that straight!
    While in training to become a doctor or a specialist, one has the "license" to make mistakes.  It is the same as in any field of expertise, while you're in training you can make errors and learn from them because you have your mentors looking after you.  Because when all the training is done and you find yourself managing multiple patients on your own there would be no more room for error.
    There are many kinds of mentors and I was fortuna...

Post #900!
    Hey everyone! So this is post number 900!  It's hard for me to wrap my head around that number but I do remind myself that it isn't all that big when it comes to daily comic strips.  Nevertheless, a milestone's a milestone so here we are!

    I'd like to talk a bit about today's comic strip.  In medicine, we spend years and years training and working to advance ourselves in our careers and to become better doctors.  By the time we find ourselves just about ready to take the worl...