Ernesto M. Espaldon M.D., F.A.C.S.

Ernesto M. Espaldon, M.D., F.A.C.S. – a gifted specialist in major & minor plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery is listed in the American Medical Directory and the 25^th Edition and Marquis – Who’s Who, Directory of Medical Specialists, Vol. 13.

Unless you’ve been here at least 20 years you may not recognize his name, but, if you have, you know that Espaldon has accomplished much as doctor and legislator. On the Island Doctor’s Show last night, (Thursday, June 12, 2003) Espaldon announced the availability of his second book titled, “The Beloved of God.”

His new book discusses his medical career and examples of challenges that the mission addressed when in the Philippines focusing on reconstructive surgery. It’s a story of a man with fine surgical skills and his dealings with political realities on his quest to see accreditation of the hospital.

Most of the show’s time was spent on discussion regarding accreditation for the Guam Memorial Hospital, something that Espaldon was instrumental and successful in attaining when he was chair of the legislature’s committee on Health. Espaldon spoke frankly regarding the involvement of the legislature in attaining accreditation for the hospital and you can listen to what he said by listening to Dr. Espaldon on The Island Doctor's Show.

Dr. Espaldon also mentioned the near production of his third book, "The Frontier of the Soul", in which he discusses in detail the accreditation of the Hospital and the political realities of the time.

"The draft is done and it's ready to be published," Dr. Espaldon said of his third book.

But for now, it's The Beloved of God that is in bookstores closest to you. Head out and pick up a copy of “The Beloved of God” today.
 

Thursday, June 12, 2003:
Announced the release of his newest paperback titled "The Beloved of God" on the Island Doctor's Show Thursday night, June 12, 2003.

Statements of Dr. Ernesto M. Espaldon regarding the accreditation of the Hospital:

"Because I knew the solutions to the main problems confronting the Guam Memorial Hospital could be solved in the legislature with proper funding, and not in the Board of Trustees, I decided to run for senator in that year's election and won."

On Air: Dr. Espaldon responds to question regarding accreditation of GMH when he was Chair of the Committee on Health on the Island Doctor's Show

On Air: Dr. Espaldon talks about his career and decision to run for senator in order to achieve the goal of accrediting the Guam Memorial Hospital.