Based in New York, NY, US, Dr. Samuel “Sam” Bride serves as the director of UMD Urgent Care clinics in Long Island City and Williamsburg. Dr. Samuel Bride holds a degree in English from William and Mary University and studied at the Boston University School of Medicine where he earned his MD. After completing his medical degree, he was inducted into the Gold Humanism Honor Society (GHHS) at Boston University.
The GHHS advocates for human interests, values, and dignity into healthcare teaching and practice to ultimately benefit patients and their families. Each year, the GHHS hosts and sponsors a diverse range of educational initiatives focused on humanistic medical care.
One the society’s largest and most popular events is the GHHS National Conference that takes place annually and invites scientists, students, physicians, and members of the community involved in healthcare advocacy. The conference features nationally renowned speakers, discussion groups, workshops, and more.
The GHHS National Solidarity Week for Compassionate Patient Care is another key annual event organized by the society and is designed as a recognition and celebration week for all GHHS chapters, medical institutions, and patient care centers.
