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Dr. Brian Fertig, MD is an Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism Specialist in Piscataway, NJ. He is associated with medical facilities like Hackensack Meridian Health JFK Medical Centre and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. Dr. Brian Fertig has said that he will accept appointments via telehealth. Make sure you call ahead for an appointment with Dr. Fertig to book an appointment.

Care Philosophy of Dr. Brian Fertig,

Dr. Brian J. Fertig puts a particular emphasis on an inter-disciplinary approach to the problem of biological biology in the field of clinical medicine. He is Dr. Brian Fertig is a highly sought-after speaker on both the national and local stages. He has delivered well over 100 lectures on diabetes, endocrinology, and metabolism to his peer physicians and endocrinologists. less…

Biography of Dr. Brian Fertig,

· Dr. Brian J. Fertig, MD is an endocrinologist in Piscataway, New Jersey. He is also an avid educator, researcher, writer, and presenter. He is currently working on the title of a book he is tentatively calling “Metabolism and the Future of Medicine”. The book is targeted at an audience that is moderately technical but aims to appeal to a broad spectrum of readers, including physicians in clinical practice. The result of this book will be combined into a more concise and more easily understood text that is accessible to the general population.

· Dr. Brian Fertig has consultation privileges at several hospitals in the area which include JFK Medical Center in Edison, NJ and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospitals in New Brunswick, and Rahway, NJ. Working for over 20 years Dr. Fertig is highly regarded for his expertise in the field of endocrinology as well as diabetes and metabolism.

· Dr. Fertig is president of the Diabetes and Osteoporosis Center of Central New Jersey, which was established in the year 1995. He is also the chairman of the Endocrinology Department of diabetes and Metabolism at JFK Medical Center and an Associate Professor at the Robert Wood Johnson University Medical Center.

· Dr. Brian Fertig has always been an innovator within his area of expertise. He was a chief of teaching and administrative resident in Englewood Medical Center as a joint program together with The Mount Sinai Medical School in New York City and worked as a Clinical Instructor. In the course of his residency when he received his chief Resident Award, the long-standing co-chairman for the Department of Medicine at Englewood Medical Center said in his report that Dr. Fertig was one of the top chief medical residents to have been in recent memory.

· Dr. Brian Fertig has enjoyed having the privilege of working alongside famous mentors and experts in neuroendocrinology, metabolic bone diseases thyroid disorders, as well as pituitary disorders.

Education of Dr. Brian Fertig,

University of Pennsylvania

Fellowship Hospital

Englewood Hospital

Residency Hospital

St Elizabeth Hospital

Residency Hospital

Languages

· English

· Arabic

· Spanish

Wards

Healthgrades Honor Roll

Affiliated Hospitals

Dr. Fertig is affiliated with the following hospitals.

Hackensack Meridian Health JFK Medical Center

Edison, NJ

54 percent patient Experience Rating, 15 percent lower than the average for the nation.

12 Awards Received

Award Highlight: Patient Safety Excellence Award(tm) (2019)

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

New Brunswick, NJ

65 %Patient Experience Rating, 4% less than the average for the nation.

4 Awards Received

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset

Somerville, NJ

67 percent Patient Experience Rating, 2 points less than the average for the nation.

5 Awards Received

Award Highlight: Patient Safety Excellence Award(tm) (2021)

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset

Somerville, NJ

67 percent Patient Experience Rating, 2 points less than the average for the nation.

5 Awards Received

Award Highlight: Patient Safety Excellence Award(tm) (2021)

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1. Me after every class

2. If you really care about your grades

3. When you get a new homework assignment

4. When people ask what you're going to do after college

5. When you see people who don't study and get good grades

6. We're all broke here

7. FREE FOOD IS FREE FOOD!

8. When it seems like everyone in class is smart - EXCEPT THE PEOPLE IN YOUR GROUP PROJECT!!

Other than knowledge and all those important things

How to take stairs.

Caffeine is your friend.

How to study.

Finding free food.

How to take a nap anywhere.

How to appreciate sleep.

How to procrastinate productively.

Surprise: This is not on the syllabus

1. As a freshman, one does get to be called “freshman” by upperclassmen when they walk to parties in a mob of people.

2. Some of the best stories happen after 2 a.m.

3. Upperclassmen live for meal swipes from freshman because they are poor and need free food.

4. People are struggling just as much as you are so you're not alone.

5. You will never take privacy or personal space for granted ever again.

6. You are not the only one who has slept on the community bathroom floor after a night out.

7. Skipping class for Netflix is a valid excuse.

8. It’s totally acceptable to bring a pot of coffee, a sleeping bag and a pillow to the library.

9. Having class with a friend is the best because you can trade off days on who goes to class.

10. When you are a senior, you take the easiest classes to boost your GPA.

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12. How to handle drunk people.

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14. How to deal with a hangover.

15. How to interact with people very different from you.

16. The perfect amount to procrastinate on every assignment.

17. How to pass a class without paying for the textbook that was "required."

18. How to calculate your grades to see what you need on every test in order to maintain a passing grade.

19. How to hook-up with someone without getting emotions involved (but we all know that doesn’t happen).

20. How to handle your roommate when you want to strangle them.

21. That you miss your parent’s every day.

22. How to get into a bar when you aren’t 21.

23. How to BS on assignments, out loud and on your resume.

24. That theme parties are the greatest.

25. How to find free events that have free food.

26. That when there are puppies on campus it will be the greatest day of your life.

27. Alarms are necessary and you must set like seven of them in order to wake up in time for class.

28. Greek parties are exactly how they are in movies.

29. Care packages are treated like Christmas presents.

30. The friends you meet in college will become your bridesmaids and groomsmen.

31. That printers only break when you need them the most.

32. Cereal, ramen noodles, Easy Mac and microwavable pancakes can be used for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

33. That classes before 8 a.m. should be illegal.

34. Changing your major is OK.

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