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Dr. Allan Doctor Talks about Being a Pediatric Doctor

Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Medical Services, Critical Care

Dr. Allan Doctor, Director of Critical Care Medicine at St. Louis Children's Hospital, discusses his reasons for becoming a doctor. He talks about how satisfying it is to be able to help a sick child, give their family hope, and give the best pediatric care possible.

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