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Dr. Marcus Andrews Quotes

Total quotes: 8
“We'd be 'better people,' spending a lot more on malpractice insurance.”
— Dr. Marcus Andrews, The Good Doctor, Season 1: Burnt Food
Tagged: better people, malpractice, Insurance, Money
“I think this is my 400th breast reconstruction. The board should give me a plaque.”
— Dr. Marcus Andrews, The Good Doctor, Season 1: Oliver
Tagged: surgury, Breast, reconstruction, board, plaque
“Autism, a mental condition characterized by difficulty in communicating and using language and abstract concepts. That's the definition. Does it sound like I'm describing a surgeon?”
— Dr. Marcus Andrews, The Good Doctor, Season 1: Burnt Food
Tagged: Autism, mental condition, Language, definition, Surgeon
“ A surgeon needs to communicate. Not just information, but sympathy, empathy.”
— Dr. Marcus Andrews, The Good Doctor, Season 1: Burnt Food
Tagged: Surgeon, Communicate, information, sympathy, Empathy
“Dr. Neil Melendez: Well, then, since I work for you, doesn't that make all of this actually your fault?

Dr. Marcus Andrews: Oh, I'm sorry, I stopped listening after 'I work for you.'”
— Dr. Marcus Andrews, The Good Doctor, Season 1: Mount Rushmore
Tagged: Fault, boss, Apologize, stopped listening
“Without the rules, we're playing God. We need the rules.”
— Dr. Marcus Andrews, The Good Doctor, Season 1: Oliver
Tagged: Rules, Medicine, doctors, playing God
“It's my department. It's my job to know everything.”
— Dr. Marcus Andrews, The Good Doctor, Season 1: Mount Rushmore
Tagged: department, Job, know everything
“Dr. Aaron Glassman: We should hire him because he is qualified and because he is different. How long ago was it that we wouldn't hire black doctors in this hospital? How m... how long ago was it that we wouldn't hire female doctors at this hospital?

Dr. Marcus Andrews: So you're comparing being African-American or a woman with being autistic. Please, go on.”
— Dr. Marcus Andrews, The Good Doctor, Season 1: Burnt Food
Tagged: Hire, Qualified, african american, Women, Change, Progress
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