Meet...Anthony
Meet:
Anthony Guarino.
Department:
Vascular Lab, Ashley River Tower.How long at MUSC: 1-1/2 years.
Why did you move to Charleston: My dad was in the Navy.
What did you want to be when you were younger: Either a baseball player or a lawyer.
What was your first job: I was a host cashier at Ryan’s Steakhouse.
What is the most rewarding aspect of your job: Helping patients get to the right people and getting the right test scheduled.
If you could change careers, what would you be doing: I would manage a business.
Favorite room in your house: The den, because it's where the X-Box 360 is.
Item you must have in the refrigerator: Dr. Pepper.
Person you admire most: My dad (Dave Guarino, administrative assistant to John Sanders, Children's Hospital). He's succeeded in everything he's done and has shown me what it is to be a man.
Idea of a perfect vacation: Go to a tropical island preferably with a girl or a buddy, because we could look for girls when we get there.
Words of advice: Don't judge a book by its cover.
Biggest life moment: Having hip surgery 10 years ago. I was in a body cast for 21 weeks.
Friday, June 6, 2008
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