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deaf and mute resident applicantFrom: Davidacker@aol.comWed Oct 11 04:32:03 1995
A medical student who is both deaf and mute and has utilized both high tech communication devices and personal assistants to successfully complete his undergraduate training is requesting to be interviewed for a residency in obsterucs and gynecology. He has listed the various elements of assistance that he will need to initiate our program. For the moment, disregard the cost of these items in your response and please let me know if anyone has experienced such a request and does anyone know of a physician who went through a residency in this manner. David Acker Brigham and Womens Hospital
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