Dr. Ellen Binder describes the first time she lost a patient as a medical student.

Dr. Krikor Dikranian tells the story of how a Dutch painting in a German museum changed how he teaches histology.

Dr. Alan Glass recalls making a split-second decision as a medical student that may have ended a patient’s life.

Dr. Jay Malone recalls his attempt to write the perfect note on his first overnight shift in the clinic.

Dr. Anne Glowinski remembers how treating a gruesome wound helped her find the humanity in the doctor-patient connection.

Dr. Amy Bauernfeind and Dr. Terry Ritzman share stories from their first times in the anatomy lab.

Dr. Valerie Ratts describes witnessing a traumatic injury on her first day in the emergency room.