The article failed to emphasize the fact that Dr. Thomas already is a practicing physician (oral maxilofacial surgeon). His training at UHSA complemented his knowledge. He should be commended for wishing to attain more knowledge to better serve his patients. The program at UHSA does involve on-line clinical course work but it also involves clinical rotations in Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, Family Medicine, Psychiatry and OB/GYN and elective rotations. The fact that the course work (classes) are given on-line does not diminish the quality of education. Instead of sitting in a classroom you interact with your professor and classmates on-line. Its an excellent way of learning. Dr. Thomas continues to practice oral surgery, not internal medicine. The people who criticize him for attaining additional training and rightfully displaying that degree, are small minded and ignorant.
The article failed to emphasize the fact that Dr. Thomas already is a practicing physician (oral maxilofacial surgeon). His training at UHSA complemented his knowledge. He should be commended for wishing to attain more knowledge to better serve his patients. The program at UHSA does involve on-line clinical course work but it also involves clinical rotations in Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, Family Medicine, Psychiatry and OB/GYN and elective rotations. The fact that the course work (classes) are given on-line does not diminish the quality of education. Instead of sitting in a classroom you interact with your professor and classmates on-line. Its an excellent way of learning. Dr. Thomas continues to practice oral surgery, not internal medicine. The people who criticize him for attaining additional training and rightfully displaying that degree, are small minded and ignorant.
Yea - that is just good reporting.
Did you ever think the economy in Nicaragua might just be a little depressed? Maybe $3 a day is a good watge there - food might be cheaper, right? What about india? Hairuts are 25 cents there, and $14 here - you think that's unfair?
Nice idea - don't ever buy stuff from Nicaragua and these chicks won't even be able to make $3 a day - they'll be living in the trees.
Grow up people.
Yea - that is just good reporting. Did you ever think the economy in Nicaragua might just be a little depressed? Maybe $3 a day is a good watge there - food might be cheaper, right? What about india? Hairuts are 25 cents there, and $14 here - you think that's unfair? Nice idea - don't ever buy stuff from Nicaragua and these chicks won't even be able to make $3 a day - they'll be living in the trees. Grow up people.
Yea - that is just good reporting. Did you ever think the economy in Nicaragua might just be a little depressed? Maybe $3 a day is a good watge there - food might be cheaper, right? What about india? Hairuts are 25 cents there, and $14 here - you think that's unfair? Nice idea - don't ever buy stuff from Nicaragua and these chicks won't even be able to make $3 a day - they'll be living in the trees. Grow up people.
Re: “Oral Argument”
The article failed to emphasize the fact that Dr. Thomas already is a practicing physician (oral maxilofacial surgeon). His training at UHSA complemented his knowledge. He should be commended for wishing to attain more knowledge to better serve his patients. The program at UHSA does involve on-line clinical course work but it also involves clinical rotations in Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, Family Medicine, Psychiatry and OB/GYN and elective rotations. The fact that the course work (classes) are given on-line does not diminish the quality of education. Instead of sitting in a classroom you interact with your professor and classmates on-line. Its an excellent way of learning. Dr. Thomas continues to practice oral surgery, not internal medicine. The people who criticize him for attaining additional training and rightfully displaying that degree, are small minded and ignorant.