101 Ways To Know If You're A Nurse

About the Book

Neil Shulman, M.D. has already lifted the gown on medical humor—he wrote the book Doc Hollywood and co-produced the Hollywood move by the same name starring Michael J. Fox.  Now Shulman’s newest book, 101 Ways to Know if You’re a Nurse, is causing belly cramps from explosive laughter in nurse’s stations across the nation.

            Have you ever re-evaluated your cat’s prescription medicine from human doses, then called your favorite rep for a free sample?  Do you have an enormous bladder capacity?  Is TPN your coveted gardening secret? Only if you’re a nurse!

About the Author

Neil’s comic personality has launched him into a successful career in entertainment where he has been using humor as therapy in a unique one-man traveling comedy show.  Favorable revises and publicity – from CNN, U.S.A. Today, The Miami Herald – keep him booked before many audiences, from comedy clubs and colleges to national conferences to a United Nations peace mission in Cyprus.  He philosophizes, performs monologues and tells of comic adventure, mixing the worlds of medicine, movies and novels.

Shulman wrote the book Doc Hollywood, then co-produced the Michael J. Fox-starring motion picture his book inspired.  Shulman’s other fiction includes The Backyard Tribe, Finally…I’m a Doctor, Life Before Sex, What’s in a Doctor’s Bag?, Under the Backyard Sky and Second Wind.

For speaking engagements, Shulman may be reached at (404) 321-0126, 2272 Vistamont Drive, Decatur, GA, 30033, nshulman@emory.edu or www.dochollywood.com