KevinMD January 24, 2025
Jason Liebowitz, MD

“Are you the medical student?” the resident asked me in between bites of his vegetable lo mein. We were in the hospital conference room, and I was sitting at the table by the projection screen while he was scarfing down a quick meal before the noon lecture. “Actually, I’m the attending,” I replied. He paused with fork in hand and turned beet red. “Sorry,” he murmured.

I couldn’t blame him for his mistake. I was wearing an open-collar shirt without a white coat and carrying my personal items in a backpack; I even had my helmet resting on the table after bicycling to work that morning.

As a young faculty member at an academic medical center, I am routinely reminded...

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