New Article -- Volunteer Profile: Quinn Holzheimer, D.O.

[zipmedic]

Hello! A new volunteer profile has been posted to the Front Page. Check it out: Volunteer Profile: Quinn Holzheimer, D.O.

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Quinn Holzheimer, D.O., is a 30-year-old attending physician at Georgetown University/Washington Hospital Center Emergency Medicine Residency Program (Sonul Mehta, class of 2007), as well as a moderator on the Emergency Medicine forums.

Holzheimer grew up in the D.C. suburbs of Prince George’s County, Maryland, before attending James Madison University, where he graduated in 1999 with a bachelor’s degree in health science and a minor in biology, public health, and pre-med.

From there, he went to Nova Southeastern University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, in 1999. Then it was on to Clearwater, Florida, for his medical school rotations before a residency at the University of South Florida in Tampa from 2003 to 2006, where in his last year he was also chief resident.

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[Meatwad]

Awesome; Dr. Quinn, Medicine Man!

... no one else was tempted? I guess it was too easy... and not funny enough.

[Dr JPH]

Originally Posted by Billy Sexcrime

Awesome; Dr. Quinn, Medicine Man!

... no one else was tempted? I guess it was too easy... and not funny enough.

Its been said...about 7 years ago actually.

[Meatwad]

Originally Posted by Dr JPH

Its been said...about 7 years ago actually.

I'm in good company then

[DrQuinn]

Originally Posted by Meatwad

I'm in good company then

Actually, when I introduce myself to patients, I often use my first name only, and say "Yes, just like the TV show." Most of my patients really like it and its an easy way for me to build rapport very quickly in the ED.

Q

[MossPoh]

Originally Posted by DrQuinn

Actually, when I introduce myself to patients, I often use my first name only, and say "Yes, just like the TV show." Most of my patients really like it and its an easy way for me to build rapport very quickly in the ED.

Q

Going to be a bummer when you get to the age that people don't remember the show.

[DrQuinn]

Originally Posted by MossPoh

Going to be a bummer when you get to the age that people don't remember the show.

Hopefully I"ll be long retired. I don't plan to work past age 50.

Q