FireFighterMD
09-19-2007, 04:29 AM
A school of medical education is supposed to govern itself by moral and ethical principles . After all , you are providing the education to the noblest of career paths , the career of caring for the sick .
I'm in no position to speak for the credibility of the school , but from all accounts , certain recent events and the handling of these issues by a school official on vmd does raise a lot of red flags . I do think the actions of school administrators on this board does not auger well for its future reputation .
In this age of transparency and increased accountabity , the general public including future prospects would rather an admission of fault rather than "cover ups " . There is always the chance of redemption , but the key to that door is being honest with the public . Ever heard of the law of interdependence ?
Its better to admit the TRUTH to your client base rather than lowering yourself to the level of personal vendettas againnst anyonmous users of an internet forum . How professional is that of a school admin ?
And finally , does it help your cause ???
I'm in no position to speak for the credibility of the school , but from all accounts , certain recent events and the handling of these issues by a school official on vmd does raise a lot of red flags . I do think the actions of school administrators on this board does not auger well for its future reputation .
In this age of transparency and increased accountabity , the general public including future prospects would rather an admission of fault rather than "cover ups " . There is always the chance of redemption , but the key to that door is being honest with the public . Ever heard of the law of interdependence ?
Its better to admit the TRUTH to your client base rather than lowering yourself to the level of personal vendettas againnst anyonmous users of an internet forum . How professional is that of a school admin ?
And finally , does it help your cause ???