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Dr. Juan Pablo Ortega In Internal Medicine
It is my privilege to take this opportunity to recommend Dr. Juan Pablo Ortega for a position in Internal Medicine. I have known Dr. Ortega for about 2 months during his observership in the Lymphoma/Myeloma Department at MD Anderson Cancer Center. During this time, I have seen firsthand the dedication Dr. Ortega possessed. He is on the right track to being an outstanding internist who values the advice of his peers. He has a clear vision of where he wants to be and dedicates much of his time and energy to his success. He is very open to discussing his goals of becoming an Internist and later pursuing a fellowship either in Nephrology or Endocrinology.

Dr. Ortega is an assertive, intelligent young man who has demonstrated rock-solid medical
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