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| - This review is long overdue. I saw Dr. Schreiber about a year ago when I was visiting Vegas, and it's been on my "to-do" list to write him a review about my experience, because I do feel that his rating here seems a bit low. For starters, let me just say that I HATE going to the doctor, and the idea of me leaving a doctor a good review is a bit laughable.
I had a rash on a part of my body that I would rather not mention, and after a visit to the local UMC Emergency Department that left two doctors befuddled and scratching their heads, I was referred to Dr. S. They were able to get me in the very next morning, and although I had to wait a bit, I think it's understandable since they did their best to squeeze me in.
It's a busy office. From what I understand, Dr. Schreiber is a Derm professor as well, because during my first appointment, he stuck his head into the exam room and told me that he had a small group of students that would like to come in with him to observe, and he asked for my permission if they could enter. Being that I was a bit uncomfortable with the location of my rash, I politely declined, to which he responded, "No problem." He did a quick history of me and examined my rash, gave me a suspected diagnosis and plan of treatment, and asked me to return in about two weeks for a follow-up.
I followed the treatment and returned. This time I allowed some students to enter. If you don't mind medical students examining you along with the doctor then go ahead and give them the thumbs-up to enter. During my exam, the Dr. will pause for a minute to explain why he's doing what he's doing to the students, which I now realize I kinda liked because it put me a bit at ease that there was a rhyme and reason to the treatment he was giving me. Anyway, I was real happy with the results and would highly recommend this office to anyone who has a skin problem. It seems like Dr. S has been doing this forever.
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