Governor Ivey’s proclamation by the Medical Association of the State of Alabama explained their passion for health care began at a young age after receiving great care from their own doctors.
According to Governor Ivey’s proclamation, 17,000 physicians practice medicine in research institutions, hospitals, and other health care establishments throughout the state. Governor Ivey’s proclamation by the Medical Association of the State of Alabama explained their passion for health care began at a young age after receiving great care from their own doctors. “I grew up in a rural area of Alabama where our family doctor is the person who took care of us,” said Dr.
Tonya Bradley, a primary care doctor in Auburn. “When I was around five my dad was diagnosed with cancer and spent a whole summer in the hospital and I was there a lot, and I was really just touched by the physicians and the way they cared for our family.” Dr. Brittney Anderson, a family medicine physician in Demopolis, says maintaining people’s health is what keeps her motivated to press on within the field of medicin
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