Easter should stand for something more this 2021 | The Medical City

Easter should stand for something more this 2021

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It is Easter, and the fact that it celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we find meaning in greeting each other HAPPY EASTER!


To the TMC Staff,

Christ is risen!

It is Easter, and the fact that it celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we find meaning in greeting each other HAPPY EASTER! Meanwhile, our government is still on Mt. Calvary looking down on the suffering of our country as we, the citizens, carry the cross of COVID-19 on our shoulders.

We are virtually on our own – as we have been in the last 12 months, with a little help from friends. More than ever, we know that we have to band together among ourselves and with other entities outside the hospital to cover more ground and achieve better outcomes in this fight. There is no point putting our hopes on the government, much less our leaders; nor is there value whining about why so many things have not turned out as desired. There is so much work to be done, lives to protect, and a sense of peace to be had. The “I” is no match to the “We” where the fight calls for teamwork and tapping into the power of networks. We shall prevail, we shall pull through, and we will do even better as this pain we bear strengthens our core.

Let us put to good use the knowledge and wisdom gained over 12 months of the pandemic. There are new ideas and innovations that we must be open to and adopt; and there are mindsets, practices and leaders that we must already dismiss. There is redemption for those who learn from the inconveniences and the sacrifices experienced; there is bound to be failure to those who become irrelevant due to inability to adapt.

Be brave. Let Easter be the occasion to see the road ahead with clarity and coherence. The future is ours to create!


Eugenio Jose F. Ramos, MD, MBA

President and CEO


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Dr. Eugenio Jose F. Ramos is the President and Chief Executive Officer of The Medical City. Previously, he served as the CEO of The Medical City Iloilo; Director and Chief Operating Officer of Medical Arts Tower, Inc., Director of Proser Health Services Inc., PSI Healthcare Development Services Corp., The Medical City Clark Inc., Guam Healthcare Development, Inc., and The Medical City South Luzon. Dr. Ramos earned his medicine degree from the University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery in 1980. He took up his internship and residency in Internal Medicine at The Medical City (1980-1984), and his fellowship training in adult cardiology at the UP-PGH (1985-1986). He is a diplomate and fellow of the Philippine College of Physicians (PCP) and of the Philippine College of Cardiology. He was awarded Distinguished Fellow of the PCP in 1999. Dr. Ramos obtained his MBA in Health at the Ateneo Graduate School of Business (AGSB) in 2008 (gold medalist). Dr. Ramos became PCP’s 45th president in 2009.


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