Professional role
Clinical Instructor of Surgery[1]
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Degree: M.D.
Eric Schommer, M.D. Class of 2018 Describe the work/life balance of the program. The program had a very desirable work/life balance. All of the consultants, nurses, office staff, and co-residents were a second family to my family. We worked hard and learned together frequently, but also got together for all sorts of occasions away from the clinic. I really miss the cohesiveness and camaraderie we had during my time there. Current position: Clinical Instructor of Surgery at University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences Show more
Identity: Eric Schommer
Eric Schommer, M.D. Class of 2018 Describe the work/life balance of the program. The program had a very desirable work/life balance. All of the consultants, nurses, office staff, and co-residents were a second family to my family. We worked hard and learned together frequently, but also got together for all sorts of occasions away from the clinic. I really miss the cohesiveness and camaraderie we had during my time there. Current position: Clinical Instructor of Surgery at University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences Show more
Professional role: Clinical Instructor of Surgery
Eric Schommer, M.D. Class of 2018 Describe the work/life balance of the program. The program had a very desirable work/life balance. All of the consultants, nurses, office staff, and co-residents were a second family to my family. We worked hard and learned together frequently, but also got together for all sorts of occasions away from the clinic. I really miss the cohesiveness and camaraderie we had during my time there. Current position: Clinical Instructor of Surgery at University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences Show more
Professional role: Current position: Clinical Instructor of Surgery at University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Eric Schommer, M.D. Class of 2018 Describe the work/life balance of the program. The program had a very desirable work/life balance. All of the consultants, nurses, office staff, and co-residents were a second family to my family. We worked hard and learned together frequently, but also got together for all sorts of occasions away from the clinic. I really miss the cohesiveness and camaraderie we had during my time there. Current position: Clinical Instructor of Surgery at University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences Show more