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Dermatologyre both parents were physicians but in other specialties. She has pitch-black hair combed back in a bun and a deep widow’s peak. Her bright blue eyes are alive, and she has a ready, dazzling smile. She wore a crisp pale-yellow linen suit, a starched gray blouse, and fragile-looking tan pumps. She wa

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General Surgeryst week of his surgical internship. He sports one of the few crew cuts I have seen in recent years. He has fine, aquiline features and wears rimless glasses, behind which are a pair of pale blue eyes that miss nothing. Before we moved into the interview proper, he managed some cogent observations ab

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Ophthalmologyral years before going to medical school. He is obviously older than most of his peers. There is a calm, settled quality about him. He is sandy-haired with a light sprinkling of gray at the temples, and he wears rimless glasses. He is rather soft-spoken, which was a bit of a problem because our inte

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Orthopedic Surgery, and told me simply that he had grown up in a mining town in Pennsylvania and that his parents rarely spoke English in the home. He has outsized hands and feet. His movements are controlled and very economical. There doesn’t appear to be any wasted motion. On his wrist was a watch that would look e

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Anesthesiology, stethoscope draped around his neck, pager clipped to the pocket of his coat, and well-worn Nikes. He is tall, slender, and Nordic-looking. Uncharacteristically, he appeared 10 minutes early for his interview, breezing into my outer office just as I was getting off the phone there. This took him by

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