All photos courtesy of the Standard Examiner
It seems the media loves our doctors as much as we do! The Standard Examiner recently featured a story about Lance Bryce, doctor, general surgeon, trauma director, chief of surgery, extraordinaire. Oh, did I forget to mention that he is also the medical director for Brigham City’s S.W.A.T. team? How great is that?!
Dr. Bryce approached the S.W.A.T. team after taking a fire arm and marksmanship course put on by one of its members.
“I simply asked him who takes care of their medical needs when they’re out on deployment. I wanted to be an asset to a group of officers who literally protect us every day.” Bryce said. ”I wanted to actively show my support and lend my skill set to benefit these officers. I believe there is too much complaining about problems and not enough active participation to help provide solutions to our community problems.”
Dr. Bryce has been an official volunteer since December 2010.
To read the article in its entirety or to view more photos click here.
and I almost had my moment to shine. I almost scored the role of, ”pre-op patient in bed.” As you can tell key word here is almost. They told me I resembled too much of a dead body. I tried to look more lively but apparently sitting up in the bed and waving to the camera is not their idea of ”pre-op patient” so they gave me the boot. At that moment I felt my grand acting debut slip away from me, I really think I could be the next Julia Roberts!
