About book Blue Collar, Blue Scrubs: The Making Of A Surgeon (2009)
I really enjoyed this book and read it quickly, in about a day. I can't say that I liked it as much as the author's other book "Hot Lights, Cold Steel," because this one was a little less about the medical field and more about the author's life before and as he was just starting out in medicine. I have to say I am very impressed at how hard this man works, and it is inspiring. There's still a lot of humor, family values, wisdom, and poignancy in this book, and I definitely admire this doctor's dedication and willingness to see his patients as people. Hope there are more books to come from this author! I really enjoyed this. Dr. Collins does a great job of telling his story of being a regular guy construction worker and transforming into a full fledged doctor. I enjoyed reading about how he struggled with certain things in the world of medicine like coming to grips with the fact that you can't save everyone. There's also some very funny scenes to that literally made me laugh out loud. I was also impressed by the prose he used to tell his story along the way. This guy really can write. I am learning first had that becoming a doctor is a whole lot of hard work and reading about someone else doing it I think is helpful. It seems like that was part of the purpose he wanted to accomplish with the book too so well done Dr. Collins
Do You like book Blue Collar, Blue Scrubs: The Making Of A Surgeon (2009)?
I wish all doctors were as thoughtful and down to earth as Dr. Collins. Loved this book!!
—jessica
Good followup to Hot Lights, Cold Steel by the same author.
—Aura_Dawn
