NATIONAL DOCTORS DAY

National Doctors' Day History 

National Doctor's Day commemorates the nation's doctors, who have dedicated themselves to public service by helping to ensure the good health of US citizens. President George W. Bush designated March 30th as National Doctor's Day on October 30, 1990. It is a day designated to celebrating the sacrifices and contributions made by our nation's doctor's. National Doctor's Day is observed on March 30th every year in the US. 

 

National Doctors' Day Facts & Quotes 

The red carnation is the symbolic flower used for this holiday. It is often placed on the gravesites of deceased physicians. 

Eudora Almond, wife of Dr. Charles Almond, celebrated the first Doctor's Day in Winder, Georgia on March 30, 1933. 

According to a study by AAMC, the average cost of attending a US Medical school as a nonresident is about $ 50,000 per year. 

People pay the doctor for his trouble; for his kindness-they still remain in his debt. - Seneca, ancient Roman philosopher. 

National Doctors' Day Top Events and Things to Do 

Order a gift for your doctor. Do a internet search for "Gifts for Doctors" for suggestions. 

Send a personal Thank You Note to your doctor letting them know you appreciate them. 

Place a red carnation on a deceased physicians grave. 

Drop by your doctor's office with a snack tray or basket.