National Doctors’ Day, observed annually on March 30 in the United States, honors the dedication and compassion of over one million physicians who provide healthcare to patients nationwide. Established in 1933 by Eudora Brown Almond in Winder, Georgia, the day commemorates the first use of anesthesia in surgery by Dr. Crawford Long on March 30, 1842. This observance recognizes the tireless efforts of doctors who work extensive hours to care for more than a billion patients annually.
The National Doctors’ Day website serves as a hub for both physicians and healthcare organizations looking to celebrate the occasion. Physicians can find resources to help them participate and be recognized, while staffing firms and healthcare organizations can access a marketing toolkit to engage their networks and show appreciation for their medical teams.
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