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In a thread discussing his audio podcasts, McMumbi identified himself as Rob McDonald, an intern in Internal Medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2008. Came across this today while looking up more about him: Robert William ‘Rob’ McDonald
"At the end of his second year of medical school, Rob was elected president of his class for the third year. At the end to his third year, he was elected permanent president of the Class of 2008. After graduation from the UAB Medical School, Rob immediately began a four-year internship at the UAB School of Medicine, specializing in internal medicine."
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"After several interviews and some soul searching, Rob accepted a position as a staff physician at St. Joseph Hospital in Polson in September 2013. He was a member of the medical staff at St. Joseph until the day of his accidental death by drowning, July 19, 2014. He loved St. Joseph Hospital, the people and town of Polson, Flathead Lake and the state of Montana."
If this truly is him, it's been a number of years since he died. I was surprised to see no mention of it on the forums and wanted to leave him a brief memorial.
Here's to a wonderful person, educator, and physician who we lost before his time.
Med School eBooks: Mcmumbi Audio Files
"At the end of his second year of medical school, Rob was elected president of his class for the third year. At the end to his third year, he was elected permanent president of the Class of 2008. After graduation from the UAB Medical School, Rob immediately began a four-year internship at the UAB School of Medicine, specializing in internal medicine."
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"After several interviews and some soul searching, Rob accepted a position as a staff physician at St. Joseph Hospital in Polson in September 2013. He was a member of the medical staff at St. Joseph until the day of his accidental death by drowning, July 19, 2014. He loved St. Joseph Hospital, the people and town of Polson, Flathead Lake and the state of Montana."
If this truly is him, it's been a number of years since he died. I was surprised to see no mention of it on the forums and wanted to leave him a brief memorial.
Here's to a wonderful person, educator, and physician who we lost before his time.
Med School eBooks: Mcmumbi Audio Files
