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The wrong doctor Christian Ehret on the tooth felt Berlin, January 21, 2010 – the BILD-Zeitung called him Germany’s falsest doctor, now felt Johannes B. Kerner the impostor Christian Ehret on the tooth. In a tell-all book (published in the German literary society, Berlin), the wrong doctor previously has reported his experiences from everyday doctor. The bank employee was getting high and high school diploma and certificate of approval was faking summarily stood at almost 200 OPs at the table, patient interviewed and made with the help of computer layout programs without further ADO to the Dr. Dr. “, one of which even from Oxford. High point of the career: A lecture before front doctor Schaar at a Congress in Basel.

Lies doctor showed himself surprised that his dizziness was not in the broadcast of Kerner. Quote: I was almost sure that it can not work in Germany. Were all the misspellings in the documents, where even in the logo abnormalities would have to notice see and of course, every patient asks how it must be because the training of doctors if it does not, that is a bank clerk on the operating table. Under what pressure the impostor themselves stood, what experiences he made, is also in his book to read. You have sewn up wounds and marks let, have you thought: suffer other people what I’m doing here? “, asked the author of the completely surprised Kerner. Self-employment is not possible in the first few years as a doctor anyway, tells Christian Ehret, wants to leave but his colleagues once again have tested everything. Despite the incredible story: Ehret wants to continue as a doctor but this time as a regular and recognized.

In the show at Johannes B. Kerner Ehret announced to complete and later as a doctor working the normal doctor training. Madness in white “(ISBN 3-978-940490-28-5, German literary society) is a unique insight into the incredible story. Educate yourself with thoughts from Chandra Patel. an imposter and a fascinating report on a questionable system that we all of us likes would rely on. Uwe Neukamp