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Upcoming Activites for May

May 20 - Mu Caravan (Taguig Leg)

May 25 - Interns Party

May 26-27 - Health and Tuli Mission (Sta. Rosa, Laguna)

 

 

 

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Sis in Focus: Agnes Espinosa Dominguez-Mejia µΣΦ '77

Simple, well-organized and friendly - these are just few of the bountiful words that Dra. Agnes used to describe herself. Certainly she is all this and more.
 
Sis in Focus: Rosario Corazon L. Nadorra µΣΦ '76

Trailblazing with Sis Beng Nadorra, µΣΦ 1976

Dra. Rosario Corazon “Beng” L. Nadorra, member of the UP College of Medicine Class 1976 and Mu Sigma Phi Sorority Batch 1976, is one of the most seasoned rheumatologists based in Texas, USA, with more than 35 years of clinical experience under her belt. Although successful in her field, she admits it took long for her to become the kind of doctor she wanted to be.

 
Sis in Focus: Solita F. Camara-Besa, μΣΦ '38

At Home with Dr. Solita F. Camara-Besa, µΣΦ 1938

by Jen Chavez '15

For renowned individuals such as Dr. Solita F. Camara-Besa, it’s not surprising for them to talk about their achievements as a professional. In case of Sis Lilit, there are much to talk about. Dra. Camara-Besa is recognized as the first Filipina to specialize in Biochemistry. She earned her medical degree and the distinction of cum laude from the University of the Philippines College of Medicine in 1938. Shortly after, she travelled to United States where she was given the prestigious Barbour Scholarship.

 

 
Sis in Focus: Apol Palma Valparaiso, μΣΦ '06

 

QUICK FACTS

Undergrad Course: BS Psychology, UP Diliman
Age: 30
Interest: Surgery
Hometown: Sinoloan, Laguna
Hobbies: Reading, Sleeping
Sport: Softball
Food: Blueberry cheesecake at Banapple
Motto in life: All for the Glory!!!

Apol

Surgeons are artists dazzled by each case presented to them unto the operating table. With every incision they make, they venture into the human body in search of the root of the problem, fix it to make people better, and hopefully, let them live better. There are plenty of calculated risks and there are no shortcuts. More than will power, a subconscious habit of success and extreme patience are needed in the course of every operation. These statements somewhat describe Apol’s current life as a surgeon and her ideals even before she entered the UP College of Medicine.

 
Sis in Focus: Aurora Salegumba-Genuino, μΣΦ '57
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Quick Facts
Birthday: June 24, 1932
Specialization: pediatrician
Favorite color: pink
Brand of music: soft - old favorites
Hobbies: gardening, cooking, album-collection for pictures, scrapbooking, souvenir collecting
Describe yourself in three words:
devoted (to my family)
loving (to everybody)
dedicated (when it comes to profession/work)
Where do you see yourself ten years from now: God only knows; hopefully living and well, God-willing

Dr. Aurora Salegumba-Genuino is a pediatrician-neonatologist, professor, researcher, inspirational speaker and volunteer worker based in Manila. Despite assuming all these roles, she has been married to an equally accomplished anesthesiologist with whom she actively raised five children who grew up to be successful physician-specialists themselves.
 
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Congratulations Sisses!

Bernadette J. Madrid, µΣΦ 1983
Most Outstanding Services Award for Child Protective Services,
given by the National Children's Advocacy Center of the United States

Agustina V. Domiguez-Abelardo, µΣΦ 1979
Dr. M Liborio Gomez Memorial Award and Lecture, given by the Philippine Society of Pathologists

Our Newest PGH Sisses!

Department of Anaesthesiology
Zaida K. Aminulla, µΣΦ 2009
Maria Teresita B. Aspi, µΣΦ 2011

 

Department of Medicine
Section of Dermatology
Kathleen May V. Eusebio-Alpapara, µΣΦ 2011

 

Department of Emergency Medicine
Kristen Mae S. Fabular, µΣΦ 2011

 

Department of Opthalmology and Visual Sciences
Kris Zanna B. Acluba, µΣΦ 2011

 

Department of Surgery
Kristine A. Paguirigan, µΣΦ 2010
Ana Patricia P. Villanueva, µΣΦ 2011

 

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Maribel M. Co, µΣΦ 2011
Mary Rani M. Cadiz-San Pedro, µΣΦ 2010
Gladdy Maura G. Facun, µΣΦ 2011
Florida F. Taladtad, µΣΦ 2011

 

Department of Pathology
Karen Cybelle J. Sotalbo, µΣΦ 2011