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Almost daily, Jordan Grumet writes something he will publicly share, a practice adopted long before he became a doctor of Internal Medicine. His readers are privileged to first-hand accounts of personal and professional struggles, joys, sorrows, shortcomings and intrinsic rewards. Jordan's exposure to reading and listening audiences includes: -His regularly updated blog In My Humble Opinion.blogspot.com. -Social media's leading physician website KevinMD.com. -The Medical Bag.com. -Medical Economics -Next Avenue -Northern MSW: Advocacy, Aging, Healthcare & Social Work Issues. -Twitter followers @jordangrumet -Essays in two anthologies: Establishing, Managing, and Protecting Your Online Reputation, by Kevin Pho, and More Voices, by Paul Gross and Diane Guernsey. -Concierge Medicine Today.org, Center for Advancing Health cfah.org, The Doctor Blog.com (ZocDoc), Wall Street Journal's Popular Health Stories from Around the Web, Health Beat, Hospital Leadership Advisor and Medical Staff Leader Blog, and The North Shore Magazine. -Interviews on MDigitalife and the Mike Sevilla Radio Show. -Poetry in The Journal of General Internal Medicine, The Annals of Internal Medicine, The Pharos, and Touch: The Journal of Healing, as well as two anthologies: On Being A Doctor (Laine and Lacombe) and Poet Healer (Chip Spann). -The Lives You Touch Publications released his chapbook of poetry, Primary Care, in Winter 2012. -Short stories in Pulse: Voices from the Heart of Medicine, Proto Magazine and Medical Economics. His interest in becoming a doctor ignited when Jordan's father, an oncologist, died unexpectedly in the prime of life. This life-shaping boyhood loss colors Jordan's self-reflective writing and manifests as his genetic destiny to practice medicine. He received his medical degree from Northwestern University and now practices Internal Medicine in Highland Park, Illinois. Jordan's shares from his own experience, advising and plainly addressing the challenges of becoming a physician in today's political-medical milieu. As the acting medical director of two nursing facilities, Jordan responsively pivots Internal Medicine, Hospice and Palliative Care and fervently advocates for the best care possible through the end of life. Unwilling to compromise in a role he feels compelled to fulfill, and after much soul-searching, Jordan launched his own concierge-style, home-based medical practice in 2014.

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