UPDATE ON DOCTOR WHO ATTACKED UBER DRIVER

[SF1900]

Everyone remember the Doctor who attacked the Uber Driver (link below to original post). Well, updated status: Hospital fired her!!

http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=603451.0

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2016/04/23/doctor-uber-driver-attack-video-fired-miami-hospital/83432610/

The doctor featured in a viral YouTube video hitting, screaming profanities and damaging the car of an Uber driver has been fired from her job at a Miami hospital.

Anjali Ramkissoon, 30, whose behavior in the January cellphone video became a national sensation, will be terminated by Jackson Health System, where she was a fourth-year neurology resident, The Miami Herald reports. Ramkissoon had been on administrative leave since the video went public.

The video shows Ramkissoon, wearing shorts and an orange shirt, berating the Uber driver for refusing to give her a ride (he was there for another passenger). She then gets into the empty Uber car, all the while yelling expletives, and begins tossing the driver's personal possessions onto the street.

"I have lost my mind," Ramkissoon says sarcastically on the video, as she tosses an iPhone, papers and scissors out the car window..

She then casually announces, "I guess that's it, good night," before walking away down the street.

In an interview with ABC News, Ramkissoon apologized and acknowledged there was no excuse for her actions. She said she had broken up with her boyfriend minutes before and her father had been hospitalized. She acknowledged she had been drinking that evening.

Ramkissoon said she had received death threats following the video's release.

"It's been horrible," Ramkissoon said of the social media backlash which followed.

[Nether Animal]

Awesome 

[Tha Grim Lifter]

She could probably do a few good porn scenes from the back now so you can't see her nose

[drkaje]

Would still hit.

[Bevo]

And they say doctors are smart Pffft

[calfzilla]

Would still hit.

X2

She will still be a winner in life.

[SF1900]

X2

She will still be a winner in life.

Not necessarily. It will most definitely be an uphill battle for her.

[ProudVirgin69]

Not necessarily. It will most definitely be an uphill battle for her.

Her parents are well-connected & wealthy, she's living her life on "easy mode"

[SF1900]

Her parents are well-connected & wealthy, she's living her life on "easy mode"

I meant in terms of the medical field. Obviously, her well connected and wealthy parents couldn't get her off of the hook this time.

Yes, she may live the rest of her life on "easy mode," but not necessarily as a doctor.

[Rudee]

Yes, she may live the rest of her life on "easy mode," but not necessarily as a doctor.

She'll be fine. If she loses her appeal, she'll just continue her residency at another facility.

[SF1900]

She'll be fine. If she loses her appeal, she'll just continue her residency at another facility.

I do not think it is that easy. One, if she reapplies, she will be applying against a crop of students who were not terminated from a residency program. I assume on residency applications, you have to indicate if you were ever terminated from a residency program. This will be a strike against her, especially with other qualified applicants who were never terminated. I don't think it will be that easy to pick up another spot.

[evandatp]

I do not think it is that easy. One, if she reapplies, she will be applying against a crop of students who were not terminated from a residency program. I assume on residency applications, you have to indicate if you were ever terminated from a residency program. This will be a strike against her, especially with other qualified applicants who were never terminated. I don't think it will be that easy to pick up another spot.

I'm sure that for a discrete adminstration fee she could be given a special waiver almost anywhere.

[2scared2post]

She'll be fine. If she loses her appeal, she'll just continue her residency at another facility.

http://anjaliramkissoon.org/

[phreak]

http://anjaliramkissoon.org/

Beautiful.

[FitnessFrenzy]

it would be fun to fuck her, where she was on top, and then stick a finger up her ass, watch her go mental, and just see how long you could keep her there before she gets off (like riding an angry bull) 

[calfzilla]

Would tongue her buthole.

[_aj_]

Unemployed affirmative action case. WNH.

[Mr Anabolic]

Not necessarily. It will most definitely be an uphill battle for her.

Nah... she gets a lot of slack for being a woman and a foreigner.  She'll get a 2nd chance.

[dogbowl]

I totally misread that title.

[Costanza]

stick a finger up her ass

yes

Would tongue her buthole.

yes

[drkaje]

It's funny that someone decides it's their responsibility to persecute this chick.

[Kahn.N.Singh]

I do not think it is that easy. One, if she reapplies, she will be applying against a crop of students who were not terminated from a residency program. I assume on residency applications, you have to indicate if you were ever terminated from a residency program. This will be a strike against her, especially with other qualified applicants who were never terminated. I don't think it will be that easy to pick up another spot.

Dr. Ramkissoon might have to soon kiss her medical career goodbye. She raises a lot of red flags, lacks judgment, and seems to need a lot of help (I think her parents were/are affiliated with the hospital where she worked). It seems that Ramkissoon attended a "second-chance" Med School (St. George's, class of 2012), which is considered the cream of the crap (http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/03/education/edlife/second-chance-med-school.html?_r=0), but with a solid residency placement record. The average M.C.A.T. at St. George's is 26 or 55%ile (which translates out to about a 120 IQ, about right for humdrum physicians).

Now, if, instead of trudging through Gray's Anatomy, she had mastered her Euripides, her arrogance might have been suppressed:

"And you have power, Odysseus, greatness and power. But clutch them gently, use then kindly, for power gives no purchase to the hand, it will not hold, soon perishes, and greatness goes. I know. I too was great but I am nothing now. One day cut down my greatness and my pride." (Euripides, Hecuba)

[FitnessFrenzy]

Dr. Ramkissoon might have to soon kiss her medical career goodbye. She raises a lot of red flags, lacks judgment, and seems to need a lot of help (I think her parents were/are affiliated with the hospital where she worked). It seems that Ramkissoon attended a "second-chance" Med School (St. George's, class of 2012), which is considered the cream of the crap (http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/03/education/edlife/second-chance-med-school.html?_r=0), but with a solid residency placement record. The average M.C.A.T. at St. George's is 26 or 55%ile (which translates out to about a 120 IQ, about right for humdrum physicians).

Now, if, instead of trudging through Gray's Anatomy, she had mastered her Euripides, her arrogance might have been suppressed:

"And you have power, Odysseus, greatness and power. But clutch them gently, use then kindly, for power gives no purchase to the hand, it will not hold, soon perishes, and greatness goes. I know. I too was great but I am nothing now. One day cut down my greatness and my pride." (Euripides, Hecuba)

with her high intelligence and explosive temper, she should consider becoming a poster on Getbig 

[OneMoreRep]

Dr. Ramkissoon might have to soon kiss her medical career goodbye. She raises a lot of red flags, lacks judgment, and seems to need a lot of help (I think her parents were/are affiliated with the hospital where she worked). It seems that Ramkissoon attended a "second-chance" Med School (St. George's, class of 2012), which is considered the cream of the crap (http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/03/education/edlife/second-chance-med-school.html?_r=0), but with a solid residency placement record. The average M.C.A.T. at St. George's is 26 or 55%ile (which translates out to about a 120 IQ, about right for humdrum physicians).

Now, if, instead of trudging through Gray's Anatomy, she had mastered her Euripides, her arrogance might have been suppressed:

"And you have power, Odysseus, greatness and power. But clutch them gently, use then kindly, for power gives no purchase to the hand, it will not hold, soon perishes, and greatness goes. I know. I too was great but I am nothing now. One day cut down my greatness and my pride." (Euripides, Hecuba)

Excellent post, as usual. 

I'm glad things worked out the way they did. Truthfully, she was not going to live a great life as a neurologist. Most neurologists here in NYC make on average 140K-215K (based on salaries from some of the top private hospitals - academic institutions of course). In Florida, it's probably even lower.

That said, with her CV as impressive as it is, she deserves nothing less than to be sucking dick for money somewhere under a bridge.

"1"

[Kahn.N.Singh]

with her high intelligence and explosive temper, she should consider becoming a poster on Getbig 

Hey, FF!

Well, she's not up to Getbig standards of intelligence (50%ile = 140 FS IQ), but she can be passed around to be rumpy-pumped by the Mandarin Council.