Dr. Britten Cole's Blog: The Real Reason I Chose to Be on Reality TV

Photo: Courtesy Dr. Britten Cole Please welcome back celebrity bloggerDr. Britten Cole! Dr. Cole, an anesthesiologist and mother of two, splits her time between Orlando, Florida, and Los Angeles, where she’s starring on the inaugural season ofMarried to Medicine: Los Angeles.Aside from appearing on the hit Bravo series’ new spin-off, sheis currently working on finding permanent medical employment on the west coast. Before she became an anesthesiologist, Dr. Cole worked as an officer in the Navy alongside her best friend,Married to Medicine: AtlantastarDr.

Dr. Britten Cole's Blog: Why I Have Used Spanking to Discipline My Children in the Past

Photo: Courtesy Dr. Britten Cole Please welcome back celebrity bloggerDr. Britten Cole! Dr. Cole, an anesthesiologist and mother of two, splits her time between Orlando, Florida, and Los Angeles, where she’s starring on the inaugural season ofMarried to Medicine: Los Angeles.Aside from appearing on the hit Bravo series’ new spin-off, sheis currently working on finding permanent medical employment on the west coast. Before she became an anesthesiologist, Dr. Cole worked as an officer in the Navy alongside her best friend,Married to Medicine: AtlantastarDr.

Dr. Britten Cole's Blog: Why My Husband and I Have a 'Family Bed' with Our Kids

Please welcome back celebrity bloggerDr. Britten Cole! Dr. Cole, an anesthesiologist and mother of two, splits her time between Orlando, Florida, and Los Angeles, where she’s starring on the inaugural season ofMarried to Medicine: Los Angeles.Aside from appearing on the hit Bravo series’ new spin-off, sheis currently working on finding permanent medical employment on the west coast. Before she became an anesthesiologist, Dr. Cole worked as an officer in the Navy alongside her best friend,Married to Medicine: AtlantastarDr.

Dr. Deborah Birx on Fighting the Pandemic From a Fraught Trump White House: 'I'm Used to Uphill Battles'

President Donald Trump and Dr. Deborah Birx.Photo: Drew Angerer/Getty When Dr. Deborah Birx was first offered a job at the Trump White House, she refused multiple times before finally accepting the role as response coordinator for the White House Coronavirus Task Force. “I knew exactly what would happen. I follow data all the time. So I’m like, this is what’s going to happen to me: people are going to say horrible things about you,” Birx, 66, tells PEOPLE about accepting the job in early March 2020, as the coronavirus was quietly spreading throughout the U.

Dr. Deborah Birx Says COVID Deaths Could Have Been Avoided: ‘Substantially’

From left to right: Coronavirus Task Force members Vice President Mike Pence, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and Dr. Deborah Birx.Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Birx, who was Trump’s coronavirus task force coordinator, told CNN she believes the initial 100,000 deaths during COVID-19’s first surge last spring were understandable, because officials didn’t yet fully understand the virus or how to treat it. But many of the hundreds of thousands that came later, she said, could have been mitigated.