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Meet...Keith
Name:
Keith Bennis.
Department:
Transplant Center.
How long at MUSC: 10 years,
three months.
Favorite room in your house: The
FROG (finished room over garage) or, as we call it, The Man Room. It’s
got the old sofa/loveseat, old TV, the computer, the Xbox, and of
course—the mini-fridge.
First job: I worked concessions
at a minor league ballpark in Prince William County, Va.
Coke or Pepsi: Coke.
Person you admire the most: My
father, Richard. I’m always trying to be more like he was.
Ingredient you must have in your
refrigerator: Hot sauce—In the fridge, in the cupboards, and
even in my desk at work!
I'm a stickler about...: If you
get in your car and there’s a flyer/note/parking ticket on your
window—take it off before you go driving around town! Don’t pretend
it’s not there or wait for it to blow off (it won’t).
If you could trade places with someone
for a day, who would you be: One of those Sunday morning ESPN
fishing show guys. They get paid to travel around the country (and
world for that matter) and fish. How do you get signed on for that gig,
and where did I miss that ad in the classifieds?
Most rewarding thing about your job: Seeing
the difference transplants makes in the lives of our patients and their
families.
Best thing about working at MUSC:
Positive community recognition—I know it’s a huge organization, but it
still gives you “something in common” with strangers. People say, “Oh,
you work at MUSC? My sister-in-law works in Rutledge Tower...” or, “My
mother sees Dr. so-and-so...” Then you get the “attaboys” for the
positive impact our institution may have had on their lives!
Friday, June 22, 2007
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