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Section: Life Skills Category: Life Skills

The Resident-Attending Relationship

Johnny Alayon, DPM, MS

Johnny Alayon, DPM talks about the sometimes adversarial and sometimes collegial relationship between the resident and the attending, viewed from both perspectives.

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    Release Date: 08/02/2012 Expiration Date: 12/31/2022

  • Author

  • Johnny Alayon, DPM, MS

    Foot & Ankle Primary Care and Surgery
    Louis Stokes Cleveland VAMC
    Youngstown Outpatient Clinic
    Youngstown, OH

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