’I feel very moved and very thankful for the love and appreciation from my patients, and I’m grateful for their trust and for the support throughout the years. I feel like they’re part of my family,’ Annie Liau says. Credits : Photo: Maia Weinstock
'I feel very moved and very thankful for the love and appreciation from my patients, and I'm grateful for their trust and for the support throughout the years. I feel like they're part of my family,' Annie Liau says. Credits : Photo: Maia Weinstock A longtime physician reflects on her journey from Thailand to MIT, and her four decades of service at MIT Health. Growing up in Thailand, Annie Srethabhakti Liau could not have imagined spending the bulk of her career working at the storied Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Now, as she heads into retirement, she and those around her are reflecting on her journey to Cambridge, Massachusetts, and on four decades as an integral member of the MIT community. One of the longest-serving physicians at MIT Health, Liau is an obstetrician and gynecologist who managed the delivery of some 1,500 babies and oversaw an estimated 100,000 visits with patients during her tenure at the Institute. For her extraordinary work ethic and unsurpassed care for patients and colleagues alike, Liau has become a beloved figure at both MIT and at the affiliated hospitals she's worked at for the past 39 years.
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