Identity/Crisis

A Journey of Spirituality and Medicine

Dr. Arielle Berger is a physician specializing in geriatric medicine. She is an assistant professor in the Department of Medicine at University of Toronto and served as a staff geriatrician at University Health Network and Sinai Health hospitals in Toronto, Canada. She completed medical school at Tel Aviv University and residency in New York City at Montefiore Medical Centre and Mount Sinai Hospital. Her clinical work focuses on optimizing function and wellbeing in older adults.

On the Seekers of Meaning TV Show and Podcast, Rabbi Address engages in a profound conversation with Arielle Berger, a geriatrician and rabbinical student in Rabbanut North America: The Hartman Beit Midrash for a New North American Rabbinate, exploring the intersection of medicine, spirituality, and aging.

Arielle shares her journey from medicine to the rabbinate, emphasizing the importance of spirituality in patient care and the need for a shift in how society views aging. They discuss the ethical implications of medical aid in dying and the role of Jewish values in healthcare, ultimately advocating for a more compassionate approach to aging and healthcare.”

This episode of Seekers of Meaning was published by Jewish Sacred Aging

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