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<a href="/biography/marty-makary">Martin “Marty” Makary</a>, also known as <a href="/biography/marty-makary">Dr.</a> Makary is an
American <a href="/biography/marty-makary">surgeon</a> as well as an author; who has been New York Times best-selling
author. Besides those, he has made several public appearances on Television in
channels like FOX News or NBC, in several health related programs as well as
has been active in writing and publishing articles in different magazines like TIME,
Newsweek Magazine, CNN and The Wall Street Journal. He is a very popular figure
in the American medical field and is also a sensation on the internet.

Martin was born around 1980 in Liverpool, England to English
parents as their only child. At a very young age, his family settled down in Danville,
Pennsylvania where is father worked in Geisinger
Medical Center as a hematology. Inspired by his father, he studied medical
science at Bucknell University and
later graduated from Thomas Jefferson
University. He received his Master’s in public health from the Harvard University, specializing in
health policy. From his early days, he was a fearless speaker and would always
talk to the point, so that his opponent wouldn’t have much to talk about. That
bold nature saw him become the president of the student body at Harvard, before
he left and moved to study at Georgetown
University, located in Washington D.C. An American by nationality, he is an
English by ethnicity and is a Christian by religion.

A laparoscopic surgeon at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, he has
also served as a leader in the UN’s World Health Organization program for the “Safe
Surgery Saves Lives” campaign. He has also talked about the safety issues of a
patient to be taken care of, by the doctor and talks about how the medical
procedure should be clean and clear. His idea of solving a disease by the basic
steps of medicine and emplaning on the common solutions has been covered by his
book The Surgical Checklist. He came
to light after his book Unaccountable:
What Hospitals Won't Tell You and How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health
Care, became New York Best seller in 2012. His advocating powers and
ability to talk to the point has seen him become Surgeon General of the United
States, suggested by American College of Surgeons in 2009.

After completing his surgical training in Georgetown for 5
years, he started to train in surgery at <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johns_Hopkins_University">Johns Hopkins</a>, under <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_L._Cameron">senior surgeon</a>
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_L._Cameron">John Cameron</a>. After being impressed with Makary, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_L._Cameron">Dr.</a> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_L._Cameron">Cameron</a> hired him as a
partner in practice, who also became his assistant professor. He taught his
students and fellows the importance of working safely and dealing closely with
a patient, which became a practice at the hospital. That quality of his earned
him a spot to work with the World Health Organization. He was also awarded the Endowed
Chair at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, becoming the youngest
doctor to achieve such honor. After three years, he was again chosen as the Director
of Quality and Safety, as well as the Credentials Chair at the same hospital. A
pancreatic surgeon, he is an accomplished surgeon who even travels across
countries with his team to perform critical operations.

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