"Wait! Wait! Wait! Everyone's seen the video about this doctor, right?" The bald white male blogger's head appeared at the bottom of the screen. He pointed at Schiller's photo above him.
"You all know I'm a health insurance manager, and I've dealt with many major hospitals on the East Coast, including New York Presbyterian Hospital. When I heard the name Schiller Rodriguez, I thought it sounded familiar. And guess what—"
With a wave of his hand, the image above changed into a string of highly complicated data. He spread his hands and said, "Don't click away just yet. I think you've spotted a familiar name on this line. That's right, it's our Dr. Rodriguez."
"Since most of you aren't medical professionals, let me explain what it means for his name to appear here, and what kind of doctor he really is."
"This is the list of consultants for an academic research conference New York Presbyterian Hospital released half a year ago. Its main purpose was to prepare for a major neurosurgery operation a few months earlier. Nearly every relevant department in the hospital was involved."
"Of course, the medical claims insurance portion was handled by a company I used to work for. I didn't attend the meeting myself, but Dr. Rodriguez's name was on the list."
"We can clearly see the department Dr. Rodriguez belonged to and his responsibilities listed here. You may not understand what Emergency Psychological Intervention is. Simply put, it's a kind of..."
The bald man explained the nature and responsibilities of the department, then said, "Without a doubt, this is one of the most stressful departments in both psychology and psychiatry. It's basically the hospital equivalent of the emergency room."
"Your impression of psychologists may be that they sit calmly in a room and chat with