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Episode 4: Dr. Andi Jordan Perloff DO - Small Hands, Big Plans (Orthopedic Surgery)
Dr. Andi Jordan Perloff DO
PGY-3 Orthopedic Surgery
Grew up playing soccer
Andi gravitated into the field of medicine after taking a life-changing position working with the Peace Corps. She signed up for a 27-month commitment in the healthcare sector. She was assigned to the island of Fiji where she focused on creating a new sewage system.
Andi interacted with native Fijians and became very close with them. She became so close that one of her friends, named Law, had a baby boy and named him after Andi (his name is Jordan for Andi's middle name).
This conversation with Andi was such an enjoyable one and I hope you like it as well!!!
Thank you so much for joining us today on the More Than Medicine Podcast. We hope you enjoyed this episode and will come back for more like it. If you would like to share your journey into medicine or know of someone who has an interesting story, please email us at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you.
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By More Than Medicine PodcastDr. Andi Jordan Perloff DO
PGY-3 Orthopedic Surgery
Grew up playing soccer
Andi gravitated into the field of medicine after taking a life-changing position working with the Peace Corps. She signed up for a 27-month commitment in the healthcare sector. She was assigned to the island of Fiji where she focused on creating a new sewage system.
Andi interacted with native Fijians and became very close with them. She became so close that one of her friends, named Law, had a baby boy and named him after Andi (his name is Jordan for Andi's middle name).
This conversation with Andi was such an enjoyable one and I hope you like it as well!!!
Thank you so much for joining us today on the More Than Medicine Podcast. We hope you enjoyed this episode and will come back for more like it. If you would like to share your journey into medicine or know of someone who has an interesting story, please email us at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you.