Hi
We are looking for a new Allergist in the Peel, Halton or Toronto area. We are currently at a teaching hospital and the appointments take 2 hours minimum each time. I just don't have the patients to have the same questions asked 3 times by each student they send in and then to repeat it all to the doctor. It is so irritating. I know they all need to learn somewhere , but not with my DS and our time.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreaciated.
Thanks
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ssmd mom of 3
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I think all hospital up here are actually teaching hospitals.
If you are otherwise happy with your allergist ask the receptionist if he/she has another office (outside of the hospital). A lot of doctor's actually do have two offices, and you might want to switch offices while keeping your doctor.