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ABOUT US

HISTORY
MISSION AND VISION
THE TEAM

HISTORY

 

The Humble Beginning

The solicitude for the sick of the late Msgr. Dennis J. Dougherty of Philadelphia, who was then Bishop of Jaro, was the original motivating force that brought about the foundation of St. Paul’s Hospital of Iloilo.  As early as 1909 he asked the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres, who were just starting their work in the Philippines, to establish a hospital in Iloilo. 

 It was not until February 15, 1911 when four sisters, Mother Marie Donatien, Sister Antoine du Sacre Coeur, Sister Augustine De Marie and Sister Felix de Marie came and answered the clergy.Their first convent was a former warehouse of the Ynchausti Y Compania on Calle Rosario.  Two adjacent residential homes were made the seats of the hospital where they were to establish.  Three more nuns, Sister Marie Scholastique, Sister Marie Estelle and Sister Adrien joined them some months later.  The latter was formally installed as the first superior of the establishment.  On May 20 of the same year, their doors open to the sick.  Dr. Samuel Carson of the Philippine Railway brought in the first patient.  

        This was followed by Drs. Gilchrist, Kilayko and Arroyo. Dr. Carson became the firstmedical director and was succeeded by Dr. Arroyo who held the position up to the outbreak of World War II. These generous French Religious pioneers made rapid adjustment to their new environment.  They endeared themselves to the Ilonggos who fondly called them “Madres de San Pablo”. After two years of hard work, they found it necessary to expand their accommodations for the sick who sought their care.  Msgr. Dougherty followed closely the progress of the hospital with enthusiasm.  In 1913 he went back to his native States to secure funds for putting up the hospital.  The project was placed under the patronage of the little flower whose beautification was under study.  In less than a year’s time, the bishop came back with the needed funds. Bishops Foley and Mc. Closky carried on the work because the founder was recalled to become Bishop of Buffalo and later Cardinal of Philadelphia. The hospital building was completed and formally occupied in 1916.  Msgr. Dougherty never lost his interest, however, in the growing institution up to his death in 1951. Recognizing the dedicated services of the Sisters, he turned over to them full ownership and administration in a written statement executed in 1941. 

        The site a former salty mudfield overgrown with weeds and shrubby swamp vegetation turned into a haven for the sick located in the heart of the city. Here, the people of God find the quiet and comfort that need in time of illness. The building and its grounds are energetically kept clean and orderly for more than a century.  It has been counted as one of the best hospitals and received both local and national awards for its cleanliness and quality services rendered all the times.  

MISSION AND VISION

 We envision St. Paul’s Hospital of Iloilo,  Inc. as a  Christ centered,excellent, innovative, global healthcare and training hospital.  

MISSION: We commit ourselves to:

  1. Offer Christ-centered excellent healthcare upholding the bioethical principles and the teaching of the Catholic church;
  2. Innovate & develop competencies of health care professionals through continuing  relevant training and research programs; 
  3. Continually implement and sustain operational and financial sustainability through Christian stewardship & good governance.

CORE VALUES:

  1. Compassion – capacity and readiness to suffer with those who suffer; to feel one with the suffering and those in pain, to be moved with ones deepest interiority “may pagmamalasakit”.
  2. Accountability – the capacity and readiness accept consequences of ones decision/action and the responsibility of stewardship in caring and serving.
  3. Respect – showing appreciation towards the value of another person; manifest a differential regard to the values; principles and beliefs of others.
  4. Excellence – doing the right thing all the time; error free state; quality of doing things efficiently.

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THE TEAM

SPH SISTERS

Sr. Arcelita S. Sarnillo, SPC

Hospital Administrator;

 

Sr. Marie Valerie Alonzo, SPC

Superior;
Department Head:  Dietary


Sr. Marie Christine Suarez, SPC

Head: Central Sterile Supply


 Sr. Gertrude Caryls N. Kuebler, SPC 

Head:  Medical Records

 

 Sr. Ma. Perlita Marasigan, SPC 

Pastoral Services; Patient Visitation 


Sr. Donatilla Torres, SPC

Head: Pharmacy, Purchasing, Central Supply, Maintenance, Security Guard 


Sr. Amparo Portuguez, SPC

Head: MACFI & Laundry/Linen 


 Sr. Gertrude Caryls N. Kuebler, SPC 

Head: Laboratory, DID, Nuclear Med. 


 Sr. Ma. Jessica J. Formacion, SPC 

Director: Nursing Service
In-charge: Pastoral Services
 


 Sr. Ma. Perlita Marasigan, SPC 

Head: Information/Admitting,
IRB, Housekeeping
 


 Sr. Recel Cachuela, SPC 

Head: Business Office 


 Sr. Riza Inoc, SPC 

Head: OR, DR, NICU, ER
In-charge: Catechism
  

MEDICAL STAFF

Dr. Henry Gonzales

Medical Director


Dr. Helen Pastolero

Chief of Clinics


Dr. Ferrer Malbar

Chairman – Dept. of Med. Educ. 


Dr. Mark Leonard Perez

Assistant to the Med. Educ. Chair 

 

CHAIRMAN

     Anesthesia : Dr. Joselito Villa

     Dentistry : Dr. Teresita Enojo 

     ENT – HNS : Dr. Herman Melvin Sirilan 

     Family Medicine : Dr. Nemia Lizada

     Internal Medicine : Dr. Rosauro Cabana 

     Ob-Gyne : Dr. Ruth Jink Aposaga

     Ophthalmology : Dr. Jeremy Saquian 

     Pathology : Dr. Teresa Araneta 

     Pediatrics : Dr. Joselito Caso 

     Radiology : Catedral, Glenn Sr. 

     Radiology Oncology : Dr. Dennis Doromal

     Surgery : Dr. Luis Serafin Dabao

DEPARTMENT HEADS

Sr. Arcelita S. Sarnillo, SPC

Administrator


Sr. Valerie Z. Alonzo, SPC

Superior


 Sr. Ma. Jessica J. Formacion, SPC 

Nursing Service


 Sr. Recel Cachuela, SPC 

Finance Services/ Business Office


Sr. Donatilla Torres, SPC

Pharmacy/ General Services/ Purchasing/Maintenance and Engineering Dept.


 Sr. Gertrude Caryls N. Kuebler, SPC 

Medical Records


 Sr. Gertrude Caryls N. Kuebler, SPC 

Laboratory


 Sr. Ma. Perlita Marasigan, SPC  

Pastoral Care Services


 Sr. Riza Inoc, SPC 

OR/DR/PACU Complex


Donna Mae Rapio, RN

SPICE Centre Coordinator


Sr. Valerie Z. Alonzo, SPC

Dietary


Mr. Antonio Alla

Canteen


Sr. Edna Tagamolila, SPC

Social Services (MAC)


 Sr. Amparo Portuges, SPC 

Linen/Laundry


Mrs. Aimee A. Sillo, RN

Human Resource


Mrs. Sonia Amazon

Quality Assurance


Ms. Mary Grace Cabero

Diagnostic Imaging Department


Mr. John Keith Castor

Management Information System


Ms. Maria Alhena Quinanahan 

Marketing


Mrs. Jocelyn May M. Millan 

Client Relations   

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