Clinical Associate Professor, Surgery, University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine
Ophthalmology
Dr. David G. Gerkin, MD
David Gerkin works in the field of Ophthalmology. He studied medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine. Indiana University School of Medicine is ranked 45 in research and 47 in primary care medicine David Gerkin is also a published doctor. He has 73 paper published. The most recent paper is: Thanaphobia.
Publications
- Defensive medicine: what is it?
- Primary care must evolve to survive.
- Professional courtesy: it's not all about money.
- A valediction for medicine? I think not.
- Angry doctors!
- Why aren't doctors allowed to care about money?
- Is my hamburger safe? The silent terrorist!
- Bugs, radicals and nature, reactive or proactive.
- My dad's last gift: a redux.
- Medical tourism; your doctor is 7,000 miles away!
- Thanksgiving and the Thanksgiving director.
- Keeping senior physicians in practice.
- Billable hours; time enough.
- E-health can be a two-edged sword for the medical doctor.
- Over-prescribing, under-prescribing: who is responsible and what is at risk?
- Medical leadership: surviving a culture of pessimism.
- Socialized medicine vs. unsocialized medicine.
- The plight of the uninsured.
- Politics and medicine--a strange symbiosis.
- Telemedicine and e-health.
- Tradition, legacy, attitude and obstinacy: right or wrong, survival involves transformation.
- Doctors at war: my small part.
- Pharmageddon.
- My dad's last gift: rescuing his "end of life" from the medical system.
- Empathy and healthcare disparities.
- Mimeomal.
- Infections of travel and leisure, our social DNA.
- Doctor, Senator Tennessean, and now Diplomat: Bill Frist.
- I had a bad dream.
- Caregivers.
- Civics 101: no vote, no complaint.
- A culture of optimism or a plague of fatalism.
- Obedience to the unenforceable.
- Fix health care access or continue the fantasy.
- The Trojan horse.
- It's hard to cry!
- Pay for performance or performance for pay.
- Am I my brother's keeper?
- When you cannot say no! "A wounded snake": why COBRA does not work.
- Doctors are heroes, too.
- Risk and ontology.
- The conundrum of too much information.
- When nature won't, Pluto Water will!
- Neoteric medicine revisited.
- "The sun also rises" in Tennessee.
- Jean Wishnick King: a true "slot" woman.
- Medical doctor: now a retronym.
- As the pie shrinks, the table manners deteriorate.
- Hippocrates rises again.
- This time it's personal.
- Unreliable justice.
- Talking to your pills.
- Better living through chemistry, maybe.
- Monetary desensitization.
- Germ warfare, or, how I survived the plague ship.
- Thanatophobia revisited.
- The time keeper and the hope.
- The time keeper and the crisis.
- The ultimate trust.
- Unsuitable anger.
- Hey Doc.
- Doctor, senator, Tennessean; Bill Frist.
- First bugs, drugs, and poisons; now bugs, drugs, poisons, and thugs.
- The crisis continues.
- Child proof medicine bottles is just the beginning.
- Unpacking the elephant.
- Seizing the flame.
- Unlike my "brother," you are "heavy".
- The continuing crisis.
- Firefighters: fitness for duty.
- Thanaphobia.
- I do not buy green tomatoes.
Schools
Indiana University School of Medicine
Good Samaritan Regional Med Center
Brooke Amc Genl Hospital
Doctors Specialties
- Ophthalmology
Accepted Insurances
Education
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San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium -
Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center -
Indiana University School of Medicine
Hospital
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University of Tennessee Medical Center
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