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Ben Greene

Ben Greene

Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology

University of Alabama, Birmingham

Career Field : Education
Graduation Year : 2005

“The ability to formulate logical arguments and logical statements helps me speak to patients every day. I am a head and neck cancer surgeon. Head and neck cancer is a disease that takes away our ability to eat, speak and look normal in public. In a sense, it takes away things that we enjoy and things that make us human. I have had long talks with people and their families about escalating and de-escalating care, about death and dying, and about the ethics of end of life care. I have no doubt that my strong foundation in philosophy has helped with these discussions.”

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