Albert Francis E. Domingo, M.D.

There was a certain Professor of Religion named Dr. Christianson, a studious man who taught at a small college in the western United States.
 
Dr. Christianson taught the required survey course in Christianity at this particular institution.  Every student was required to take this course their freshman year, regardless of his or her major.

In this Firefox tab is my blog interface, while in another tab is my classroom. There are around sixty of us taking a common subject - Introductory Economics (Econ 11) - the class being composed of a variety of individuals ranging from the fresh high school graduate, to a paramedic somewhere in Cebu City, to the IT Systems Administrator somewhere abroad. Our professor is literally chillin in the City of Pines that is Baguio.

Back in medical school, our teachers always told us to be the best possible doctors that we can be, and to aim to become a "five-star physician" in accord with the World Health Organization model of the same name. I'd like people to use that model to understand my present job, what I do for that job, and what I'm looking forward to in the long term.

The Classic Q&A

With the license to practice medicine comes the responsibility of communicating directions (medical orders) to the appropriate health professionals who participate in the care of a patient. These include but are not limited to other physicians, nurses, midwives, physical & occupational therapists, and pharmacists. In outpatient or office clinic practice, the pharmacist (or pharmacy assistant, as the case may be) is the one most communicated with by way of the Prescription Order.

Welcome to my personal website!

Sorry for the inconvenience. I recently migrated to a new hosting company with a lot of great features for webmasters. I'm already working on the site.

-Albert