Jerome Abrams is a doctor and a longtime practitioner of family
medicine. After graduating from medical school in 1977 he did his residency in
family medicine at the Franklin Square
Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.
After three years as an emergency room doctor he co-founded Dover Family
Physicians, and stayed with that practice for thirty years before joining
Family Medicine of Smyrna-Clayton.
Before entering medical school, Jerome Abrams received an
undergraduate degree in philosophy from Franklin
and Marshall College in 1973. So he is no stranger to
higher and continuing education, and demonstrated a sense of the whimsical when
he and some friends formed a classic rock band and turned off their
spell-checkers by naming it Not Collidge Mateerial.
As with so many classic rock bands, Dr Jerry Abrams and Not Collidge
Material stuck with the chestnuts from the 1969s and 1970s, with tunes from the
Rolling Stones, the Beatles, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Led Zepplin,
among many others. It was definitely a real-life version of the popular Rock
Band video game.
Jerome Abrams was the piano and keyboard player for Not Collidge
Material, and most enjoyed those classic rock tunes that are heavy on organ and
other keys, like "96 Tears" by ? and the Mysterians, and "Light
My Fire" by the Doors.
Jerome Abrams has also been a licensed private pilot, although he has
not kept up with flying in recent years. Other of his hobbies include
photography, playing racquetball, reading, and traveling.
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