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LSUHSC Department of Medicine White Coat Ceremony Address, 2014.

Let me congratulate each of the White Coat recipients on having successfully completed medical school, no small accomplishment, and on having secured a first-rate residency appointment that will allow you to continue the life-long learning process that is a requisite for being a successful physician. The intellectual rigor that medicine demands and the opportunity to continue to learn are two of the chief joys of this, the noblest of professions. Each of us has had outstanding mentors, and hopefully, we will have more. I suspect that you will find, as I have, that mentoring comes not only from professors, but also from your fellow house officers and, most importantly, from your patients.