Dr. Barbee came to work every day in slacks and a tie. The reason I know is because the fourth year student told me he had to wear the same one. Some technicians and pharmacists wore scrubs and crocs. It was not a display of professionalism, but Dr. Barbee made sure to behave professionally. He was a very calm and gentle person, polite and very respectable. “The key to quality and efficiency is professionalism. » He showed all the qualities of a professional and was an excellent role model for us. Dr. Barbee also asked me some questions about diabetes. I knew the answer to most of the questions, but I didn't know some, so I looked them up on the search engines he provided me. I learned new things that helped me later in my pathophysiology and physiological chemistry course on the topic of diabetes. Diversity is a key aspect of the hospital as they serve all individuals. From infants to the elderly, including the disabled and