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Ernest W. Abernathy M.D
To become a doctor, Ernest Abernathy worked a myriad of blue-collar jobs such as ditch-digger, common laborer, lumberjack, circus worker, milkman, typist, trucker, postman, landscaper, security gua...ver másTo become a doctor, Ernest Abernathy worked a myriad of blue-collar jobs such as ditch-digger, common laborer, lumberjack, circus worker, milkman, typist, trucker, postman, landscaper, security guard, dock loader, soldier as an enlisted man, later as an officer - perfect preparations for a man planning to spend his life as a physician and surgeon, serving all kinds of people.
Kentucky Wesleyan College Pre-Med, Emory University Medical School, graduate work at Johns Hopkins, L.S.U. and an affiliate of the University of California in San Francisco made him into a Board-Qualified General Surgeon. Cancer research on the Maruyama vaccine was with Professor Maruyama of the University of Tokyo, and clinical research with the CDC in Atlanta on chronic fatigue syndrome and the Epstein-Barr virus. As a combat surgeon, he was awarded the Army’s Bronze Star. More than 7,000 hospital surgeries and 688,000 office visits attest to his dedication to his fellow man. The gamut of human emotions was encountered in their stories..
His travels included thirty-four countries, four oceans, deserts, swamps and the arctic. His paintings are held by private collections in twelve states and nine countries. Ernest and Mary were married in Gibraltar, and now reside in St. Petersburg and Atlanta.ver menos
Libros de Ernest W. Abernathy M.D
Memoirs of a Medicine Man: What Medical School Forgot to Mention