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Doctor Samaritan
After coming to the assistance of a teenage girl injured in a car crash and needing immediate emergency surgery, Dr. Red Cahill faces a malpractice suit brought by the girl's vindictive family and must rely on his friends and colleagues to come to his aid
365 pages, Hardcover
First published August 28, 1974
About the author
Elizabeth Seifert
125 books2 followersMs. Seifert wrote more than 80 novels during her lifetime.
From an early age she wanted to study medicine but was thwarted by poor health and family disapproval. She did manage to study physiology and anatomy and after graduating from Washington University, she became a clinical secretary in a hospital. During the years that followed, she grew to understand something of the lives, emotions and problems of the people that made up the medical profession. With this knowledge, she began to write.
Sometimes published in German and Spanish as Elisabeth Seifert.
From an early age she wanted to study medicine but was thwarted by poor health and family disapproval. She did manage to study physiology and anatomy and after graduating from Washington University, she became a clinical secretary in a hospital. During the years that followed, she grew to understand something of the lives, emotions and problems of the people that made up the medical profession. With this knowledge, she began to write.
Sometimes published in German and Spanish as Elisabeth Seifert.
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August 16, 2015
A young neurosurgeon gets sued for malpractice for performing an emergency surgery on an underage girl without parental consent.
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