1. Sean Conley, born in 1980 in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, graduated from Central Bucks High School East in 1998 and received his bachelor's degree from the University of Notre Dame in 2002.
15 Facts About Sean Conley
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Sean Conley received his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2006.
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Sean Conley is a 2013 graduate of the Emergency Medicine Residency Program of Naval Medical Center Portsmouth in Portsmouth, Virginia.
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Sean Conley received the Honor Graduate Award, Nurses' Choice Award for Outstanding Senior Resident Award, and the Resident Research Award.
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Sean Conley was assigned to NATO Role 3 MMU, and was appointed head of the trauma department.
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Sean Conley served as the research director at Portsmouth Navy Department of Emergency Medicine prior to his assignment to the White House Medical Unit.
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Sean Conley became the physician to the president upon the nomination of the previous physician, Ronny Jackson, for Secretary of Veterans Affairs.
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Sean Conley became the acting White House physician on March 28,2018, and on May 4,2018, became the physician to the president.
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Sean Conley confirmed that he was taking it under the guidance of Conley, who later issued a confirmation.
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At first, Trump began self-isolating in the White House, but under the recommendation of Sean Conley, he was transferred to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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Sean Conley drew scrutiny regarding his public assessments of Trump's health during the president's hospitalization.
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Sean Conley described Trump's symptoms on the day of the announcement as "fatigued but in good spirits".
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Sean Conley incorrectly identified a Regeneron product of monoclonal antibodies as a polyclonal antibody cocktail in a press release.
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However, Sean Conley stated that Trump was "72 hours into this diagnosis" which implied that Trump had attended a rally in Minnesota, knowing he was a potential COVID-19 vector at the time.
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The AP reported that Sean Conley would be taking on a "teaching role" at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.