WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s excursion around Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Sunday evening, his repeated requests to be discharged and his aggressive denial of the seriousness of the coronavirus underscore the highly unusual and precarious problem presented to his doctor: His patient is also his boss.

When the patient is your commander in chief, the answer is usually 'Yes, Sir'

As President Donald Trump remains hospitalized at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center after testing positive for the coronavirus, one doctor is at the center of his treatment: Sean Conley, the White House physician.

What to know about Sean Conley, Trump's White House physician

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday defended taking a prescription malaria drug to try to ward off the novel coronavirus despite medical warnings about its use.

Trump defends his use of unproven treatment as prevention against coronavirus

President Donald Trump is technically obese and has put on weight since last year, but his official doctor declared him Thursday to be in "very good health." The presidential physician, Sean Conley, said Trump, 72, passed his medical exam last week with flying colours.

Trump puts on weight, but in 'very good health:' Doctor

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When the patient is your commander in chief, the answer is usually 'Yes, Sir'

What to know about Sean Conley, Trump's White House physician

Trump defends his use of unproven treatment as prevention against coronavirus

Trump puts on weight, but in 'very good health:' Doctor