Dr. William Levine, now a podiatrist, knew he wanted to attend medical school. In fact, he’d known for years. So when the time came for him to move to Chicago, Illinois, in order to attend Rosalind Franklin University School of Medicine, he jumped at the chance. He not only excelled in medical school by earning good marks, but also greatly enjoyed exploring all the city had to offer. Catching glimpses of Frank LLoyd Wright architecture, eating Chicago Deep Dish Pizza, and even seeing the legend Michael Jordan play basketball in his home arena.
Although he was only in Chicago for four years, Dr. William Levine still considers it a second home of sorts. During the final year of medical school, he spent time at Fort Leonard Wood Army base, working in the hospital as a student doctor.
