MIAMI. – He doctor Vicente Rodríguez left his long-awaited fourth literary work in circulation, under the title An unimportant officialwhich collects his work experiences in the professional field, where he took advantage to highlight the privileges of living in democracies that allow a writer to narrate his professional anecdotes.
“How good democracy is. Living in a democracy gives us the privilege of being able to tell professional anecdotes, without fear of reprisals of any kind. For writers, this is very important,” said Vicente Rodríguez, visibly happy, not only for his “new literary son,” but for being a defender of the system that he said “he fully trusts and vehemently defends.”
Widely recognized for his commendable social work, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, assisting Hispanics of all nationalities in different orders and in the medical field, Dr. Rodríguez is considered among the community as “an example to follow.”
His new work is, in addition to a valuable literary cultural contribution, a narrative in simple language of his experiences in the medical and professional field, as well as functions in both the Dominican Republic and Miami, where he held relevant positions.
He left the novel work in circulation during an emotional meeting in a hotel in the city of Miamiaccompanied by his inseparable wife Marilyn and one of his children, in addition to the presence of distinguished personalities and media executives.
The launch of Dr. Rodríguez’s novel book was the best “pretext” to bring together Dominican-Cuban families of several generations who were sharing with the author, as well as members of exile.
“An unimportant official”
“He who only knows about medicine, does not even know about medicine,” emphasizes the prominent doctor. While its prologue Armando Zambrano assures that “it is the story of a restless, multinational medical doctor, who is not content with the positive impact that his profession leaves on society, looks for additional ways to contribute to citizens by devising and pursuing projects. that lubricate the social machinery so that it works better”.
Dr. Vicente Rodríguez defines this as “a Christian way of taking care of others” and tells us some of them in this suggestive book and title. The book is for sale on Amazon. The work has 119 pages.
Its author states that the work “is a simple way to narrate his professional work anecdotes in plain language to be enjoyed by readers.” The cover is based on a work by the master Vicente Fabré, a renowned Dominican painter who lives in Florida.
More about the doctor Vicente Rodríguez
The social and community work of Dr. Vicente Rodríguez is widely known. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Vicente served the community from isolation while, during episodes of natural disasters in his native Dominican Republic and other nations in the region, his efforts have served to rehabilitate communities that have suffered from hurricanes and other difficulties.
Dr. Vicente A. Rodríguez has also practiced true medicine under the guidelines of Hippocrates and has always had what he properly defines as “blessed interest in writing.”
Among his previous publications are: “Lived experience in the rural medical internship, 1977”; “Studies of filariasis in three places in the district of Yaguate, San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic” and “Report of the Border Hospitals of the Dominican Republic, 2001”, which well outlines the problem that is currently in the news about this situation that goes back a long time in terms of health for the Dominican Republic.
His social activities have also been outstanding, as witnessed by his membership in various institutions and often leadership, leaving indelible marks for the diaspora in Miami.
Among these are the Association of Internal Physicians of the Dominican Republic; American Medical Association (retired doctor), also on the Medical Committee of the World Boxing Council and professional boxing judge.
He was also a member of the consular corps of the Dominican Republic in Miami (vice-consul) during the government of President Hipólito Mejía Domínguez, Medical Consultant on the Committee of the ICMD (Independent Cosmetic Manufacturers and Distributors of USA), Director (Board) and founder of TABA ( Tamiami Airport Business Association), among other entities it has served.
At the end of the event, doctor Vicente Rodríguez promised to continue these literary contributions that also “serve as a unity for Latin communities abroad, being part of the development of the industry in the United States, with themes that transcend.”
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