Dr. 90210 - Who do pre-allos support?

[MedvacMoney]

nah, i'm a guy haha!

Then I am guessing you "hit" for the other team then!

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[stoppushingit]

Then I am guessing you "hit" for the other team then!

😴

 

[batmanbjj]

http://www.gracieacademy.com/techniqueofthemonth.htm

scroll to the bottom to watch a clip of Dr. Rey/90210 trying to put his skills to use.

 

[BeatrixKiddo]

Dr Rey is awesome. He used to be dirt poor, what do you expect a impovershed immigrant to do when he makes his first million, obviously get hair plugs and get his wife fake ones. He's still cool, and the whole fairy vibe is due to his culture, not a personality flaw.

 

[siinew]

http://www.gracieacademy.com/techniqueofthemonth.htm

scroll to the bottom to watch a clip of Dr. Rey/90210 trying to put his skills to use.

That was f'n hilarious!! I don't think I've ever quite seen such ineffectual posing, even from a tae queer do "pay as you go" wanna-be-weekend-warrior, as that.

 

[Scottish Chap]

it says this on his website:

DIPLOMATE, NATIONAL BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS


what does that mean then?

He has taken and passed Step 1, Step 2, and Step 3 and so, legally, he can set up practice as a physician. You'd be surprised how many physicians do not have board certification in a discipline, but they have a thriving practice and they know their stuff. I rotated with an impressive UCSF graduate last year who is a family physician, but he does not have board certification in the discipline - he just took Step 1, 2, 3 and left it at that.

 

[CTSballer11]

Dr Rey is awesome. He used to be dirt poor, what do you expect a impovershed immigrant to do when he makes his first million, obviously get hair plugs and get his wife fake ones. He's still cool, and the whole fairy vibe is due to his culture, not a personality flaw.

He was adopted by some rich mormon couple when he was a teenager.

 

[BeatrixKiddo]

He was adopted by some rich mormon couple when he was a teenager.

Na uh

 

[CTSballer11]

Na uh

Let me be more specific. He was brought to the states by Mormon Missionaries.

 

[MDDOWhatever]

He has taken and passed Step 1, Step 2, and Step 3 and so, legally, he can set up practice as a physician. You'd be surprised how many physicians do not have board certification in a discipline, but they have a thriving practice and they know their stuff. I rotated with an impressive UCSF graduate last year who is a family physician, but he does not have board certification in the discipline - he just took Step 1, 2, 3 and left it at that.

Yeah, this is true. The problem with that CAN be, however, (depending on what you are doing, and where you do it), esp. if you are doing a primary care practice like that and aren't certified in a primary care discipline, that some insurance companies will refuse to reimburse you.

 

[stoppushingit]

bump!