CAMH, Dr. David Gratzer: Physician and Educator at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
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David Goldbloom on his retirement, on his career, on psychiatry
David Goldbloom on his retirement, on his career, on psychiatry
David Goldbloom on his retirement, on his career, on psychiatry
Wednesday 14th December 2022
Join Dr. David Gratzer as he chats with retiring psychiatrist Dr. David Goldbloom about his career, psychiatry's future, and valuable lessons learned.
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CAMH, Dr. David Gratzer: Physician and Educator at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
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Get the buttons here!Reflections on Psychiatry: Dr. David Goldbloom's Journey and Insights
And I'd say: well, I'm a physician here in the assessment clinic, and they wonder: how long have you been here? And I realized I am, for this new group, understandably somebody who's not part of their milieu or their circle, and so you don't want to be hanging around as a ghost of yourself.
Picture sitting down with a seasoned psychiatrist who's seen it all, and now, as he steps into retirement, he's ready to share his wisdom. In this episode of 'Quick Takes', Dr. David Gratzer has an engaging chat with Dr. David Goldbloom, who’s wrapping up a remarkable career in psychiatry. They touch on everything from the slow pace of therapeutic advancements to the promising future of psychiatric research. Dr.
Goldbloom doesn’t hold back on his frustrations or his hopes, offering a candid look at the field he's dedicated his life to. You'll hear about his excitement for the younger generation of psychiatrists who are committed to tackling severe mental illnesses head-on. Dr. Goldbloom also gives a sneak peek into his retirement plans, which might include writing a book but definitely not golfing! His advice to fellow professionals?
See as many patients as possible and don't shy away from seeking second opinions – it's both humbling and educational. This episode isn't just for those in the medical field; it's for anyone interested in mental health, the evolution of psychiatry, and the personal reflections of someone who’s been at the forefront of it all. Whether you’re a healthcare professional or someone passionate about mental health, Dr. Goldbloom’s insights and stories will leave you with plenty to ponder.