It's Better To Be From Yale
Memoirs of an Ivy League Doctor
He's got it all: looks, brains, and grand plans to take the medical profession by storm. Jeff Triton's first few months at Mon Gracia Medical School resemble a casting call for a stag film, with Jeff, the lone atheist on a devoutly Christian campus, entertaining a steady stream of curious – and surprisingly adventurous – female students. To his surprise, Jeff finds himself comfortable despite the quirky habits of his medical brethren of faith. But he always questioned his future success unless he could get an Ivy League reputation behind his name and degree. But at what price would such success come as he later becomes an emergency resident at Yale?
When catastrophic events hurl him from roles of bewildered student to concerned doctor and later frightened patient or even bereaved family member, his paradigm is shattered. The iconic emblems and Latin phrases of prestige that once embodied his future suddenly seemed hollow and empty as his life spiraled out of control.
In a journey whose path is lit by stories of passion, humor, tension and tragedy Jeff's view of relationships, medicine and even Faith develop far beyond what even Jeff could have predicted.
