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a local eye doctor's radio advertising claims he has done nearly 38,000 laser procedures. yes, 38,000.
so, i have been doing some math. if he was one of the first laser surgeons, he probably started about 10 years ago. 38,000/10 = 3,800 procedures a year. 3,800/260 (work days with no vacation or holidays) = roughly 15 procedures a day (with forgiving assumptions made).
do you really want a sleep deprived, laser weilding, speed freak messing with your precious eyeballs?
ultranote - i checked out his website. on the home page, near the primary navigation, is a phone number (in bold) for "post operative appointments". for this information to appear where it does, leads me to believe finding that number must be what we call a "key user task" in the web biz. if the key user task of your users is to call after the surgery, that scares me.
Posted by griff at May 14, 2003 09:00 AM