Self-verified patient of Dr. Mark T Ackerman
- Posted on July 25th, 2019
I guess this guy has been seeing so many students over the years that he's become completely numb to any social/conversational cues, which makes for a very uncomfortable visit. If you're versed in the area pertaining to your visit, he'll throw some esoteric medical terminology your way to seemingly attempt to demonstrate authority. Overall, he's just not a nice nor empathetic person. Steer clear if you can.
Self-verified patient of Dr. Mark T Ackerman
- Posted on September 23rd, 2018
Self-verified patient of Dr. Mark T Ackerman
- Posted on October 22nd, 2017
Self-verified patient of Dr. Mark T Ackerman
- Posted on October 22nd, 2017
Self-verified patient of Dr. Mark T Ackerman
- Posted on February 3rd, 2015
Dr. Ackerman was extremely rude and dismissive...so much so that I came home crying. I have never had such a bad experience. You'd think that someone who chooses a profession that involves caring for the physical well-being of a person would be just as concerned about their psychological well-being. What a bad choice of profession!
Self-verified patient of Dr. Mark T Ackerman
- Posted on October 10th, 2014
This was hands down my worst experience with a physician ever. He was rude, dismissive and unprofessional. He refused to address my issues and just kept complaining about how I was late, which I was not. I really can't believe he is a trained physician and if you are at ucla try to see one of the other doctors.
Self-verified patient of Dr. Mark T Ackerman
- Posted on August 1st, 2013
Self-verified patient of Dr. Mark T Ackerman
- Posted on July 10th, 2013
He was hands down the worst physician that I had ever interacted with. I saw him at the student health center at UCLA, where I typically interact with wonderful, committed health professionals, and he spent the first five minutes of the consultation chewing me out because I had to rescheduled my appointment. It completely unnerved me to be chewed out by a physician when I was already seeing him about what could have been a life-threatening condition. It was just horrible. He should be fired. He was cold and stand-offish. Moreover, he did not seem to know where to refer me and so not only was he discourteous, unprofessional, and inappropriate, he did not make up for it by is ability to diagnose or deliver service. Just horrible.