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Dr Ryan is truly a five star doctor, and has given me very good care for many years. When I had an injury resulting in a two herniated discs in my cervical spine, Dr Ryan was able to refer me to a top notch orthopedic surgeon, who did a great job on my surgery.
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Dr. David C. Ryan has expertise in treating shingles, bursitis, chronic high blood pressure, among other conditions - see all areas of expertise. Dr. David C. Ryan accepts Medicare,...
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- (619) 294-8111
- San Diego, CA
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- We’ve published patient experience ratings for Dr. Ryan in 6 key categories based on 129 reviews. See ratings .
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- Dr. Ryan's office is located at 2931 Jarvis St, San Diego, CA. View the map .
- Family medicine doctors, also known as primary care physicians or PCPs, are trained to meet the basic health needs of children and adults. They oft...
- Problem-Solving
- Conscientiousness
- Effective Communicator
- Personal Organisation
- Honesty
- Teamwork
- The Ability to Reflect
- Empathy
- Resilience
- Respect
Every new patient you see in clinical practice is essentially a new problem to be solved. You’re given bits of information from lots of different sources: what the patient is telling you, what you can feel when examining the patient, the results of any blood tests or scans you’ve performed… It’s then your job as a doctor to put all these snippets t...
In reality, most of modern medicine isn’t wild left-field diagnoses in the style of Dr House. The majority of your day-to-day work as a doctor hinges on following protocols with attention to detail. This lets you pick up on anything the patient says that stands out as abnormal or any test results that return outside of the expected ranges. A very s...
You can be the most technically brilliant doctor in the world, but if you can’t communicate your plan to the patient, they’re not going to follow your treatment regime and they’re not going to get any better. It was only once I began work as a doctor that I truly started to gain an appreciation for just how important communication skills are. Now, ...
I can’t say I’ve ever been an amazingly organised person. However, I can say that working as a junior doctor has genuinely greatly improved my personal organisation skills. As a busy doctor on the wards or in a GP practice, you’ve got to keep track of a hundred different tasks and duties, all of varying importance and urgency. The stakes are high b...
Out of this entire list, I’ve got to say I think honesty is one of the most important qualities for a doctor to have. You just can’t have a dishonest doctor. Doctors have easy access to controlled drugs, private patient information and can make life-changing decisions for the person sat in front of them. A good doctor would never prescribe a medica...
Once you start work in healthcare, you very quickly learn that it is very much a team sport. As much as TV shows or movies make out, the doctor is not the be-all and end-all of patient care. A huge team works both clinically and behind the scenes to care for patients- both in and out of hospitals. You’ve got doctors, nurses, pharmacists,physiothera...
You very likely reflect on things without even knowing it. Reflection is essentially just thinking about something that happened, thinking about why it happened and how you responded, and thinking about what you could do better next time. In medicine, this process is central to becoming a better doctor. Reflection is one of the best ways to learn f...
What makes practising medicine different from killing cancer cells in a laboratory, is that you’ve got a person, not a petri dish, at the receiving end of your actions. In the often confusing and scary environments of A&E departments, operating theatres or intensive care units, a doctor can act as a point of contact to describe and explain exactly ...
Resilience isn’t necessarily something you’d immediately associate with being a good doctor. However, I can assure you it’s just as important a quality as any other on this list. The reality is, the road to both becoming a doctor, and working as one, can be a bit of a long old slog. You’ve first got the years at medical school, with make-or-break e...
Respect isn’t just about being polite to your patients and colleagues. Respect is also about taking anything a patient or colleague tells you seriously and acting upon it if required. This could be a patient telling you that they received a substandard quality of care. Instead of just brushing them off as a troublemaker, a doctor who truly respects...
- Good doctors are good communicators. “Being a good listener is critical to being a good doctor,” says Dr. John Madden, an Emergency Physician and Director of the Office of Career Guidance and Student Development at St. George’s University (SGU) School of Medicine.
- Good doctors are organized and conscientious. Children are taught from a young age to practice organization in order to be successful in school. And for good reason — one can’t succeed in medicine without presence of mind and being vigilant about details.
- Good doctors are empathetic and make patients feel cared for. Patients don’t care about their physician’s medical school grades or other accolades—they want to feel that they are in good hands.
- Good doctors are curious. When presented with befuddling symptoms, a good doctor should allow their inherent curiosity to lead them to an accurate diagnosis, even if it means tapping into additional resources.
Sep 25, 2024 · Contact David C. Ryan, MD for more assistance at (619) 452-3895. David C. Ryan, MD is an affiliated doctor of Scripps Affiliated Medical Groups. We can help you find the right care specialists for your healthcare needs.
Dr. Ryan encompasses a total wellness approach to his patients that includes physical, emotional, and spiritual components. He has over 20 years of medical experience, and he is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.
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