Hot Lights, Cold Steel: Life, Death and Sleepless Nights in a Surgeon's First Years
Michael J. Collins, MD, offers a personal account of his first years as a surgeon. Through the pressures of training, sleepless nights, and life-and-death responsibility, this medical memoir explores the demanding realities of surgical practice and the experiences that shape a physician’s professional life.
About This Book
Hot Lights, Cold Steel follows Michael J. Collins, MD, through the early years of his life as a surgeon.
The book presents surgery as a demanding profession marked by long hours, serious responsibility, and encounters with life and death.
Its focus on sleepless nights and formative experiences offers a personal perspective on the realities of becoming a surgeon.
This is a medical memoir about professional development, endurance, and the human experience behind surgical practice.
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