William A. Cooper is a former founding Medical Director of Cardiovascular Surgery and Associate Professor of Surgery at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. He obtained his BA/MD from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, and MBA from Emory University. He is a decorated Army Veteran, heart surgeon, author and IPEC certified professional coach.
What Happens When Medicine Stops Being the Most Important Thing in Your Life?
For physicians, allowing medicine to move down the list can feel strangely like failure. Perhaps that says something about the profession we were trained to enter.
