August 9, 2023
To: ALL MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY
Subject: Recognition of Dr. Aritmedes Restituyo Gomez for Outstanding Community Health Fair Organizing
Dear :Members.
We are thrilled to bring to your attention a momentous achievement that underscores the unwavering commitment of Dr. Aritmedes Restituyo Gomez, President of our Hispanic Association of Health Professionals. Dr. Restituyo Gomez’s exceptional dedication to promoting community health and well-being through the organization of impactful health fairs has garnered significant recognition across various cities.
Dr. Restituyo Gomez’s exemplary efforts have been recognized and celebrated in the city of Perth Amboy, Elizabeth, and New York, a testament to his remarkable contributions to enhancing healthcare access and awareness. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the esteemed personalities and institutions who have acknowledged and appreciated his accomplishments:
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Mayor Helmin Caba, City of Perth Amboy: Mayor Caba’s acknowledgment and support have been instrumental in acknowledging Dr. Restituyo Gomez’s work in organizing community health fairs in the city of Perth Amboy. This recognition underscores the collaborative spirit between our association and the city’s leadership.
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Board of Education, City of Elizabeth, New Jersey: The Board of Education’s commendation reflects the far-reaching impact of Dr. Restituyo Gomez’s endeavors in community health. This recognition highlights the significance of his contributions to the health and well-being of the residents of Elizabeth.
Mrs. Altagracia Hiraldo, Dominican Community Center, Inc.: The recognition extended by Mrs. Hiraldo and the Dominican Community Center, Inc. resonates deeply with our commitment to fostering partnerships and collaborations that uplift and empower underserved communities.
Mariano Parade, New York: The recognition from the Mariano Parade in New York underscores the nationwide recognition of Dr. Restituyo Gomez’s dedication to community health. It serves as a testament to the impact of his efforts on a broader scale.
The Hispanic Association of Health Professionals expresses its sincere gratitude to all those who have acknowledged and supported Dr. Aritmedes Restituyo Gomez. Your recognition further strengthens our resolve to continue working diligently for the betterment of our community’s health and well-being.
We remain committed to our mission of promoting accessible healthcare, raising awareness, and fostering positive change in the communities we serve. Dr. Restituyo Gomez’s achievements inspire us to redouble our efforts and continue making a meaningful impact.
Thank you once again for your recognition and support.
Sincerely,
Dr. Aritmedes Restituyo stands as an exemplar of unwavering dedication and tireless commitment in the realm of healthcare. With a remarkable legacy spanning over 35 years, he has orchestrated an array of impactful initiatives, including health fairs, scientific symposiums, educational courses, and skill-enriching workshops. However, his profound impact transcends these endeavors, as he has provided invaluable guidance and counseling to immigrant health professionals, enabling them to navigate and excel within the intricate healthcare landscape. Such selfless contributions have garnered him an astonishing tally of over 50 distinct accolades from a diverse spectrum of institutions, a testament to his indelible imprint on the field and his enduring spirit of service.
Here are some of Dr. Restituyo’s accomplishments:
- Graduated from the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo UASD with a Doctor of Medicine degree
- Earned an associate degree in nursing from EDP University, Puerto Rico
- Academic coordinator of the national certification program for medical assistant, phlebotomy, EKG, dental assistant, and physical therapy assistant
- Adjunct professor of the Doors to the Future program at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Hackensack and Perth Amboy
- President of the Hispanic Association of Health Professionals Inc NY
- President of the Dominican American Community Association, [DACANJI] in the city of Perth Amboy
- Instrumental in changing the way that health professionals, especially doctors, from Latin America are received in the United States
- Guided and offered hope to many health professionals who have immigrated to the United States
- Helped many health professionals to find better opportunities in the United States
- Leader, educator, and advocate for the Hispanic community in the United States
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